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When your life is on the line, hanging by a thread, and the only person who can possibly save you is a doctor, the last thing you want them thinking about is racial outcomes. Still, that’s exactly what America’s finest medical minds are being taught according to a new report.

The new report from CriticalRace.Org revealed that 39 of the top 50 medical schools in the United States of America require classes on Critical Race Theory to graduate.

The report from the website reads, “The trainings can be targeted, such as a new requirement for a major/department, or school-wide. The trainings can also vary in form (ex. orientation modules for new students, new degree/graduation requirement, online training module).’

CriticalRace.Org is a branch of the Legal Insurrection Fund, a non-profit organization dedicated to securing free speech on campuses.

Cornell Professor William A. Jacobson, who is also the founder of CriticalRace.org and Legal Insurrection, told Fox News. “The national alarm should be sounding over the racialization of medical school education.”

Professor Williams continued, “The swiftness and depth to which race-focused social justice education has penetrated medical schools reflects the broader disturbing trends in higher education.”

The concerned academic also warned that the colleges are now making “Mandatory so-called ‘anti-racism’ training centers ideology, not patients, as the focus of medical education.” He said that “this is a drastic change from focusing on the individual, rather than racial or ethnic stereotypes.”

The schools listed as mandating CRT for their students include Harvard Medical School, Stanford University School of Medicine, University of Virginia Medical School, and The Warren Alpert Medical School of Brown University.

It’s scary to think that the person in charge of the health of you or your family could feel pressured to value CRT over their hippocratic oath. Do you think doctors will end up brainwashed into making bad medical decisions? Will this affect which doctors you see in the future?