Infrastructure & Governance | Diversity Equity and Inclusion

Let’s collectively raise our voices to say, “We’ve had enough.”

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Published November 9, 2020

“Racism is a problem with bad policy, not bad people.” Dr. Brittani James cares for patients on the South side of Chicago and is a Founding Director of the Institute for Antiracism in Medicine. Join us for this compelling conversation in which this thought leader shares her personal story and concrete steps to becoming an antiracist in healthcare. With all of the energy surrounding dismantling systemic racism in healthcare today, we must listen to the voices of experience and expertise, Dr. James is exactly that voice.

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Let's collectively raise our voices to say, "We've had enough."