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Would that make OP URM?
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Why do I feel like you copy-pasted a secondary essay here?
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I don’t think so.
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Consider changing your avatar to protect your anonymity.
To answer your question, yes, implicit biases unfortunately play a role.
To answer your question, yes, implicit biases unfortunately play a role.
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Elizabeth you should probably change your pic to protect your anonymity as well 😉
Yes. There is an implicit bias (good or bad) based on name, appearance, etc. even with med schools.
This talks more about an explicit bias, but you get the idea:
nypost.com
This talks more about an explicit bias, but you get the idea:
Why I faked being black for med school
People have asked for the last 15 years, “Vijay, how did you come up with pretending like you’re black to get into medical school? That was crazy, huh?” Uh, yeah, it was. But at the time it seemed …
