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What a Jim Crow-era asylum can teach us about mental health today
By Tonya Mosley | Newsbreak
From the outside, the Hospital for the Negro Insane of Maryland, which opened in Crownsville, Md., in 1911, looked like a farm, with patients harvesting tobacco, constructing gardens and working with cattle.
