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[https://www.propublica.org/article/exploring-the-amas-history-of-discrimination-716 by Jonathan Sidhu 16/7/08 PROPUBLICA] | [https://www.propublica.org/article/exploring-the-amas-history-of-discrimination-716 by Jonathan Sidhu 16/7/08 PROPUBLICA] | ||
Last Thursday, the American Medical Association apologized for its history of discrimination against African-American physicians. The apology comes on the heels of a JAMA paper published ($) by a panel of independent experts, which among other things detailed how the AMA worked to close down African-American medical schools. | Last Thursday, the American Medical Association apologized for its history of discrimination against African-American physicians. The apology comes on the heels of a JAMA paper published ($) by a panel of independent experts, which among other things detailed how the AMA worked to close down African-American medical schools. | ||
=====I’m a black man who moved to the Deep South. Here’s what it’s teaching me about race.===== | |||
[https://www.vox.com/first-person/2017/10/31/16571238/black-man-deep-south-race by Jemar Tisby 4/1/19 Vox] | |||
The South represents slavery and bigotry. Living here has emboldened me like nowhere else I’ve been before. | |||
