2⃣ McCormack applied to the West Africa Medical Staff, which segregated doctors into ‘colonial service’ for Europeans & ‘local service’ for Africans.
He was rejected twice from the Medical Services
due to his race & instead took a role considered subordinate in Sierra Leone.
3⃣ In 1914, he served with the British Army as a medical officer in Cameroon, again facing racial discrimination in his career progression, and campaigned tirelessly against it
He returned to England and his studies, before continuing his medical career in Sierra Leone. 🇸🇱