Medical Schools Still Discriminating by Race

Now I know what they were hiding. Earlier this year, the state legislature fired me as a board member of Old Dominion University for asking questions about diversity, equity, and inclusion. The head of the board and the university president refused to let me meet with the dean of the medical school, who separately told me that his school allows different test scores for different groups of admitted students. I strongly suspected the medical school continued to practice the racial discrimination that the Supreme Court prohibited in 2023, but I was fired before I could discover the truth.

I was right. Old Dominion University is discriminating by race.

SG

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Stanley Goldfarb

Stanley Goldfarb, a former associate dean at the University of Pennsylvania Perelman School of Medicine, is the chairman of Do No Harm.

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Now I know what they were hiding. Earlier this year, the state legislature fired me as a board member of Old Dominion University for asking questions about diversity, equity, and inclusion. The head of the board and the university president refused to let me meet with the dean of the medical school, who separately told me that his school allows different test scores for different groups of admitted students. I strongly suspected the medical school continued to practice the racial discrimination that the Supreme Court prohibited in 2023, but I was fired before I could discover the truth.

I was right. Old Dominion University is discriminating by race.