This is Derek Paul and welcome to the anti-racism and medicine series of the Clinical Problem

Solvers podcast, where as always, our goal is to equip our listeners at all levels of training with the

consciousness and tools to practice anti-racism in their health professions careers.

Today's episode is titled Dismantling Race-Based Medicine, Part 1, Historical and Ethical

Perspectives. And I am just beyond excited to be co-hosting this episode with two of my colleagues

and anti-racism and medicine team members of people I admire a lot, learn a tremendous amount

from every day, Lashira Lash Nolan and Rohan Kazanji.

So I'll hand it over to Lash and Rohan to introduce themselves and today's guest, who many of you

will know already, a critical race theory scholar, Professor Edwin Lindo.

Amazing.

Derek, it's so great to be here with you.

Rohan, always a pleasure.

Just introduce myself.

My name is Lishira Nolan. Most folks know me is Lash and I'm an LA native now at Harvard Medical School my second year where I'm

serving as our student council president. I'm very passionate about this work. That's why I'm so

blessed and excited to be a part of this team. I write about these issues a lot, speak on them often on panels and doing different presentations.

And I'm just stoked for our conversation.

Yeah, totally echo everything Lash said. I'm really excited to be here.

Even more excited that Professor Lindo is joining us today. My name is Rohan Kazachi.

I'm currently an MD MPH student, getting my

MD down at University of Nebraska Medical Center in Omaha and doing my MPH this year at the

University of Minnesota School of Public Health in Minneapolis. And completely echo what Lash said.

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