This will probably blow some minds... and answer multiple threads that are like this.
Just try to think for a second instead of typing. There is a supposed bias against Caucasians and Asians because a much higher % of applicants are these 2 races. So really, you're competing against your other racial members who may have higher stats. That's why Asians and Caucasians seemingly have it "harder." There just aren't that many African-Americans and Native Americans in college, so why would there be a higher number of medical school applicants? A fewer number of these individuals apply, so there's a smaller pool to select from, but a certain number of slots that has to be covered by AA... which is why the stats may be lower than to a larger pool of Asians and Caucasians. Shocker. And guess what? As you saw on the Oakland University website, there are people looking at these applications.
People are humans, whom will have emotion, no matter how subdued the emotions are. If you package yourself with a poor application and average stats, obviously...not gonna get in. Technically medical schools are investing millions of dollars that are hopefully placed on individuals who will successfully complete a MD; if someone fails out, then there are multiple consequences. The medical school has intense pressure to select those individuals who will complete schooling, including selecting some who are of a different race. But if someone shows some improvement or potential with a convincing application, there's a slight probability that some admission members will give the applicant a chance. Why do you think there is so much variance of acceptances/interviews of high stat-applications?
So...if you screwed up in the past, then just work on improving now and in the future. And as a tip, learn to write, and more specifically, learn to write Germanic English more often than to write in Latin English for a clearer, stronger word choice to convey why you want to become a doctor and create a convincing application that shows potential. This will help not only now but also speaking with the best communication skills possible to any level of intellect...aka when you're a doctor.