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“I want this to be a safe place,” she told us. She quietly corrected misconceptions, and skillfully probed our assumptions. We talked about privilege. We talked about stereotyping patients in medicine under the pretense of facilitating a diagnosis. We talked about history. We talked about people who had died prematurely as a result of racism. We waded into waters that we would never have collec...

Economic Growth and Tertiary Education Arguments that link education and economic growth are familiar to all of us. A recent analysis of sources of economic growth conducted by the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) found that improvement in human capital—as measured by increasing levels of educational attainment— was a common factor behind growth in all OECD member co...