Addressing the lack of Black male physicians through early intervention
“When I grow up, I want to be a pediatrician or a surgeon.”
Those were the words I wrote as I graduated fifth grade. I often ask myself how I have been able to navigate a world so unfamiliar to me, how I have carried on with my ambitions despite being such a large minority in medical spaces. Retracing my steps, I find that I always end up with the same …
Addressing the lack of Black male physicians through early intervention


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