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Duke students are passionate about addressing healthcare disparities, and many use this passion to pursue a career in the healthcare field. Lately though, as many may have heard from Bernie Sanders’ rally last Friday, a recently popular John Oliver skit and a well-circulated study in the Lancet, the current healthcare system needs systemic change.
“Can you believe Trump is going to build this wall that…”
Remember your decision to come to Duke?
Can a Christian doing interfaith work really understand the hate faced by Muslims?
“I love you.”
“Duke is a progressive, equality-driven institution.”
On the medical school interview trail, I’ve met some amazing people. Their experiences, their values and their goals were inspiring, especially in the field of medicine. On my most recent trip, I found myself sitting at a table eating hotdogs with three other people who had all taken two gap years.
“Oh, I don’t need to go to CAPS.”
The summer after freshmen year, I went to a summer camp in China. Our group was made of very different people, but one girl stood out amongst the group. She was awkward, often missed the point, and wasn’t particularly friendly. Together, we started excluding her from various activities, not respecting her in conversation, and talking behind her back. A couple people in particular were quite intentional in their bullying, while the rest of us let it happen. Eventually, she felt so left out that she stayed in her room all day, even on group outings, and didn’t talk to anyone for the rest of the trip. Many times, I felt an urge to speak up in that girl’s defense. Here was a clear case of bullying and unfair treatment, and it would have been a clear decision to stand up for her.
