Who was the first african american veteinarian in California?
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it just like asking who's the first people in america who eat pork, rather stupid question
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Vonetta Flowers was the First African American to have won the Gold Medal at the Olympic Winter Games. (in bobsleigh)
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Try this....\n\nhttp://www.aaregistry.com/african_american_history/2139/Halie_Selassie_Ethiopian_ruler
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Richard Pryor was a groundbreaking stand up comedian who many believe was the first African American to cross over.  He also had a very successful movie career.  Sadly his life was troubled and he constantly battle drug use which some say may have instigated his multiple sclerosis. \n\nHis costars included Gene Wilder and Eddie Murphy.
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I googled "california obituaries" and came up with the link below. You need to enter as much info on the person that you can. If that site doesn't help there are many others listed on the google page.
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Semper Fi Marine..Your One Stop Center (every county has at least one) should have a vet rep. Here is the link.
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"The first black Member of Congress was Hiram Rhodes Revels (R-MS), who served in the Senate in the 41st Congress (1870)."
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This should help you find who you are looking for.\n\nLink:  http://www.vetmed.auburn.edu/homepages.html
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César Estrada Chávez (March 31, 1927–April 23, 1993) was a Mexican-American farm worker, labor leader, and activist who co-founded the National Farm Workers Association, which later became the United Farm Workers. His birthday on March 31 has subsequently become a holiday in a handful of U.S. states, and a number of parks, libraries, schools, streets, and bowling alleys have been named in his honor in several cities across America.
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Maybe Henry McDonald.  Here's the quote and the link is in sources\n"In 1911 another African-American, Henry McDonald, began a six-year career as running back with the Rochester Jeffersons. 1919 saw the beginning of the sport's first governing organization, the American Professional Football Association (APFA), which was replaced three years later by the National Football League. Both leagues signed Black players. Robert "Rube" Marshall played tight end for the Rock Island Independents from 1919 to 1921, and Frederick "Fritz" Pollard had three years of action with the Akron Pros. Pollard became the first African-American professional head coach when he was signed by Akron in 1920. He went on to coach at Milwaukee (1922), Hammond (1923-1924), and again at Akron in 1925-1926. "
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The first Asian immigrants in California are Chinese.\nThese people were actually brought by the Americans to engage in cheap labor.
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Ali Kerim Bay\nOr is it : Vavra, the Gypsy Leader you were looking for? LOL
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UC Davis- Texas A&M-\n\nHave to enter a pre-professional program before actually getting into vet school- So, at least 7-8 years of schooling. Figure it in at- at least 15,000 a year- its pretty steep but worth it. : )
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- First black state representatives elected in the 20th Century – 1970\n\n- First Republican governor since Reconstruction – James B. Edwards (1975)\n\n- First black state senator elected in the 20th Century – I. DeQuincy Newman (1983)\n\n- First black US Representative elected since Reconstruction – James E. Clyburn (1992)\n---------------
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OK, it breaks down like this:\n\nIn 1904, George Poage became the first "black runner" to win an Olympic medal, a bronze in the 400 metres hurdles, but on the same day Joseph Stadler became the first "black athlete to win an Olympic medal", with a silver in the standing high jump behind the great Ray Ewry. \n\nMany sites still list Poage as being the first...
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John Mercer Langston is believed to have been the first African American elected to public office. He was elected clerk of Brownhelm in 1854.\n\nIn 1870, Hiram Revels of Mississippi became the first African American senator. Five years later, Blanche K. Bruce of Missisppi took the oath of office.  It would be nearly another century, 1967, before Edward Brooke of Massachusetts followed in their historic footsteps. In 1993, Carol Moseley-Braun broke new ground again, becoming the first African American female to serve as U.S. senator.  When Senator Barack Obama of Illinois took the oath of office on January 3, 2005, he became the fifth African American to serve and the third to be popularly elected.\n\nHiram Revels of Mississippi became the first African American senator in 1870.  Born in North Carolina in 1827, Revels attended Knox College in Illinois and later served as minister in the African Methodist Episcopal Church in Baltimore, Maryland.  He raised two black regiments during the Civil War and fought at the battle of Vicksburg in Mississippi.  The Mississippi state legislature sent him to the U.S. Senate during Reconstruction where he became an outspoken opponent of racial segregation.  Although Revels served in the Senate for just a year, he broke new ground for African Americans in Congress.  (Photo: Library of Congress)
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a guy in California that is a doctor.