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, エマーソン・エモリー（Emerson Emory、1925年1月29日 – 2003 … エマーソン・エモリー（Emerson Emory、1925年1月29日 – 2003年1月28日）は、テキサス州ダラス出身のアメリカの内科医および精神科医であった。エモイは、幼い頃から医者を目指し、第二次世界大戦中に米国陸軍のクオーターマスター軍需品に仕える前に、プレーリービュー州立工業大学（英語：Prairie View State Normal and Industrial College）へ通った。その後、ペンシルベニア州のリンカーン大学（英語：Lincoln University）とテネシー州ナッシュビルのメハリー医科大学で学んだ後、エモイは、アフリカ系アメリカ人の医師にスタッフの特権を与えたテキサス州ダラスで最初の主要な病院であるセントポール病院で研修を行った。 エモリーは、1960年にサウスダラス（英語：South Dallas）で内科を専門とする個人診療を開始する前、テキサス州のダラスとマッキニー（英語：McKinney, Texas）に位置する米国退役軍人省（英語：United States Department of Veterans Affairs (VA)）医療センターのスタッフ医師であった。 1966年から、エモリーは、ダラスに位置するテキサス大学サウスウエスタンメディカルスクール（英語： University of Texas Southwestern Medical School）、テレル州立病院（英語：Terrell State Hospital）、テキサス州のシーゴビル（英語：Seagoville）の連邦矯正施設（英語： Federal Correctional Institution）で精神医学を専門とし、最終的には内科と精神医学の両方の専門医師として個人診療を再開した。 エモリーは、政治や地域社会でも活躍した。彼は最終的に選出されることはなかったが、ダラス市長（英語： Mayor of Dallas）に2回、ダラス市議会（英語：Dallas City Council）に1回、テキサス州議会（英語：Texas Legislature）に1回を含む、複数回公職へ立候補した。彼はまた、インプルーブ ベネボラント アンド プロテクティブ オブ オーダー オブ ワールド（ 英語：Improved Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks of the World）のテキサス州コンベンション、南部キリスト教指導会議（英語：Southern Christian Leadership Conference （SCLC））のダラス支部、およびユナイテッドサービスオーガニゼーション（英語：United Service Organizations（USO））のダラス評議会のメンバーあった。彼は、サン オブ コンフェデレート ベテラン（英語：Sons of Confederate Veterans）のメンバーでもあった。語：Sons of Confederate Veterans）のメンバーでもあった。
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エマーソン・エモリー（Emerson Emory、1925年1月29日 – 2003 … エマーソン・エモリー（Emerson Emory、1925年1月29日 – 2003年1月28日）は、テキサス州ダラス出身のアメリカの内科医および精神科医であった。エモイは、幼い頃から医者を目指し、第二次世界大戦中に米国陸軍のクオーターマスター軍需品に仕える前に、プレーリービュー州立工業大学（英語：Prairie View State Normal and Industrial College）へ通った。その後、ペンシルベニア州のリンカーン大学（英語：Lincoln University）とテネシー州ナッシュビルのメハリー医科大学で学んだ後、エモイは、アフリカ系アメリカ人の医師にスタッフの特権を与えたテキサス州ダラスで最初の主要な病院であるセントポール病院で研修を行った。特権を与えたテキサス州ダラスで最初の主要な病院であるセントポール病院で研修を行った。
, Emerson Emory (January 29, 1925 – January … Emerson Emory (January 29, 1925 – January 28, 2003) was an American internist and psychiatrist from Dallas, Texas. Aspiring to be a doctor from an early age, he attended Prairie View State Normal and Industrial College before serving in the Quartermaster Corps of the United States Army during World War II. After studying at Lincoln University in Pennsylvania and Meharry Medical College in Nashville, Tennessee, Emory conducted his residency at St. Paul's Hospital, which was the first major hospital in Dallas to grant staff privileges to African American doctors.ff privileges to African American doctors.
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