Documentary Calls Out Stereotypes, Issues Urgent Call-To-Action For A Black Male Physician Pipeline

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Documentary Calls Out Stereotypes, Issues Urgent Call-To-Action For A Black Male Physician Pipeline

The documentary "Black Men in White Coats" advocates for a stronger Black male physician pipeline to better serve Black communities and reduce healthcare disparities. Many of the top medical schools will show the film and facilitate conversation that may lead to change.

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