How DEI and Gender Ideology in Medicine Is Harming Patients: Dr. Stanley Goldfarb | Trailer

I thought we had an innovative curriculum, but a new vice dean for medical education came in and she said, your curriculum is way out of date and we need to be teaching the students to understand community issues, they need to understand social justice issues. I became very concerned because to me, the purpose of the medical school was to teach them to take care of sick people. It wasn't to cure the community, that's an important job, it's just not the job of the practicing physician. Dr. Stanley Goldfarb is the board chairman of Do No Harm, which has been fighting to remove DEI ideology in healthcare and stop the use of the gender-affirming care treatment method for minors. It's a procedure that's being done without evidence that it's beneficial. It really is an experimental procedure. He is a board-certified kidney specialist and Professor Emeritus and former Associate Dean of Curriculum at the University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine. Physicians are not being taught to be contrarian about these things, it's just not taught in medical school. This is American Thought Leaders and I'm Jan Jekielek.