Is it the job of minority students to teach their peers, or even staff, about race in medicine? If not, then who is the right person to teach us?
In this episode, Zaynah Khan sits down with expert guests and doctors Mehrunisha Suleman and Zeshan Qureshi, along with panellist and medical student Judy, to discuss how race is taught in medical education.
They discuss the informal responsibility often placed on people from minority groups to act as a "spokesperson" for their community and the impacts this can have. Together they explore anti-racism as an academic subject and how medical research should be taught in medical school curriculums.
Anti-Racist Medicine (Upcoming Textbook/E-Book - June 2026)
An Essential Guide to Advancing Equity in Medical Education, Research, Technology, Policy, and Practice
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