This article offers doctors and practice administrators seven evidence- based, concrete tips for building an antiracist medical practice. 

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Transcription of Dr. Shannon Prince's podcast on Racial Justice in Healthcare.

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Five concrete, evidence-based tips for building an antiracist medical practice.

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