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Historically, African American men and women faced significant barriers in the legal and medical professions, but opportunities gradually expanded, especially during the Civil Rights Movement. Institutions like Howard University School of Law and Meharry Medical College emerged as crucial training grounds, providing access to legal and medical education. Additionally, landmark cases and legislation, such as the Civil Rights Act of 1964, helped dismantle discriminatory practices, allowing more African Americans to enter these fields. Today, while challenges remain, there are ongoing efforts to promote diversity and inclusion within the legal and medical professions.

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