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Social media can be a powerful tool — especially when used to educate and inform.
A medical student turned TikTok educator exposes how racial bias quietly calcifies into clinical practice — and why most doctors don't even know it's there.
- “What looking back at this history teaches us is how racism becomes embedded and unnoticed until we raise the alarm to practices that make no sense.”
- “50% of medical students or residents endorse at least one false biological belief about differences between Black and non-Black patients.”
- “When we don't know it's a problem, we don't do anything about it.”
- Most Black people have had an experience in the hospital where they felt like they weren't listened to — and they want to understand why.
- Social media can save lives when used in the right way — informing masses about crucial issues overlooked everywhere else.
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