Charlotte Ray, daughter of the Rev. Charles Ray a conductor on the Underground Railroad, became America’s first African-American woman to achieve this.
- Ordination
- Medical degree
- Law license
- Pulitzer Prize
Charlotte Ray, daughter of the Rev. Charles Ray a conductor on the Underground Railroad, became America’s first African-American woman to achieve this.
Law license in 1872. Ray was active in the woman’s suffrage movement. Rev. Ray served as minister of two predominantly white churches.