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Charles Drew was not accepted because of his race.
Charles Drew was not widely accepted because of his race.
Drew wasn't exactly inspired, but decided to attend medical school.
Charles Drew decided to go to medical school and his family supported that.
Charles Drew helped expand the knowledge of blood banking. One of the most important events in his life was getting married and having children.
Charles Drew helped expand the knowledge of blood banking throughout his life.
His father was a carpet layer and his mother was a teacher.
Charles Drew went to many schools, such as Amherst College, McGill University, and Columbia University, had a wife and also had four children.
Dr. Charles Drew. because he started blood banks.
Charles Drew was primarily known for his groundbreaking work in blood transfusion and medicine, but he also had interests outside of his professional life. He enjoyed sports, particularly boxing and basketball, which he played during his time in college. Additionally, Drew was passionate about education and mentorship, often engaging with students and aspiring medical professionals. His commitment to community service and advancing healthcare for African Americans was also a significant aspect of his personal life.
The Springarn Medal
Drew School's motto is 'Education for Life'.