Dr. David Yang, a fellow in the Department of Emergency Medicine at Yale School of Medicine, conducted a study to determine whether or not the racism he experienced in the medical field was experienced by others. What he found confirmed his suspicions. Swipe to read more.

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He earned a degree from Yale, tried to fight in the American Civil War, and donated the books that became the core of Yale’s East Asian library. In the end, though, Chinese-American diplomat Yung Wing 容闳 (1828-1912) was still never American enough. m.facebook.com/story.php?stor…

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The Nazis weren’t history’s only monsters. Japan’s Unit 731 froze prisoners alive, dissected children without anesthesia, and unleashed plague bombs. At the center was Shirō Ishii, a man more monstrous than history dares to remember. Here’s the horror they tried to erase: