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GoLocalProv | Award-Winning Clinical Associate Professor Warren Alpert School, John Moran Dies


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John Harold Moran, 78, of Providence, passed away peacefully at Miriam Hospital on May 5, 2021.
Although diagnosed with leukemia a few years ago, he had been successfully treated and lived a full and active life until very recently. He was born December 27, 1942, in Bridgeport CT, the son of John F. and Helen I. Robinson Moran.
In his youth, he attained the rank of Eagle Scout. While an undergraduate student at the University of Massachusetts at Amherst, he played bass guitar in a rock and roll band fronted by Taj Mahal, who went on to become a well-known blues musician. Music in many genres remained a passion throughout John’s life. He was a gifted pianist and enjoyed performing for others at the Review Club and with Brown medical student musicians. ....

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By the 1830s most Black people had been free for one or two generations, but all was not well for the poorest in their community.


Jane Lancaster, Ph.D., is an independent historian in Providence, and the author of Inquire Within: A Social History of the Providence Athenaeum. Contact her at jane@janelancaster.com
Rhode Island began its gradual abolition of slavery in 1784, but racial segregation meant it lacked institutions to care for Black people who were struggling.  By the 1830s most Black people had been free for one or two generations, but all was not well for the poorest in their community.
Poverty was particularly widespread after the financial panic of 1837, yet recently established child welfare agencies at the time restricted their charity to white families. Black children had no ready institutional option other than the harsh municipal poor houses. ....

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