Taylor Breaks Tradition

Source Collection

University of North Alabama Archives and Special Collections, UNA Anderson College of Nursing, Box 1, “Newspaper Clippings - College of Nursing (1972-2006, no date),” Collier Library. 

Description

The article presents a discussion of gender in relation to the nursing profession through the experience of University of North Alabama nursing student David Taylor.

Date Created

4-13-2026

Date

March 18, 1985

Document Type

News Article

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Publication Title

TimesDaily

First Page

5B

''Family Makes excuses for Male Nurse,'' The Times-Daily, oct. 29, 1980.pdf (430 kB)
In the 1980s, gendered sentiments towards the nursing profession were prevalent. In this letter to the editor from the TimesDaily, a concerned aunt expresses her desire for her nephew's profession to be treated with respect, especially after the passage of the Equal Rights Amendment.

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