svg]:overflow-visible">Listen to article • 0:00 minAs a young nurse in Philadelphia, Phyllis Taylor met dying people desperate for hospice care. So she did it.She met people in prison desperate for a healthcare advocate and an empathetic chaplain. So she did that, too. AdvertisementIn 1963, she met Sarah Baker and her family as they struggled to live as the first Black family in Folcroft, Delaware County. The Bakers were desperate for fearless allies to help fend off months of racism and violence. She also did that.For nearly her whole life, Phyllis Taylor championed peace, justice, and human rights, and helped people who...
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