In September of 2015, the USC Campus is up in arms. A drunken USC frat boy shouted a racial epithet at an Indian student. I am shocked. No really. I think it’s awful that some drunken frat boy made a...
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Simply put, accepting less qualified medical school applicants produces less qualified doctors. In this way, affirmative action perpetuates negative stereotypes about minorities in medicine. Recently, a Facebook post by Alphonse Maddin rejected my assertion that accepting less qualified physicians compromises...
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Dear Somayra and other ethnic Asian supporters of affirmative action racism, It is because of Indians like you that the British ruled India for almost 200 hundred years. It is because of Asians like you that the Europeans ruled large...
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In April, I was on a program called The Church of Lazlo 96.5 The Buzz with the hosts Lazlo and Slimfast. The hosts and I had a lively discussion on the issue of affirmative action and race relations. They clearly...
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I have always felt that the story of how I got into medical school by posing as black had power. I thought that I could convince people about the negative effects of affirmative action racism. Now I understand why. On...
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Ever since I went public about my story, I have encountered very mixed responses from people of different backgrounds. Particularly, the disagreements or criticisms from the African American community were most salient. Some of them have called me a racist...
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Back when I was attending medical school at St. Louis University in Missouri, the governor of the state was a man we called “Blackface” Mel Carnahan. Before he became Governor of Missouri, Blackface Mel used to participate in these “blackface”...
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