VCU School of Medicine Highlights the Promise and Limitations of Affirmative Action Prohibition
Should medical school be reserved for the best and brightest or those who check arbitrary diversity checkmarks?
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Dartmouth Dean Urges Students to Seek Lawmakers’ and Governor’s Defense of Gender Ideology
Faculty at Dartmouth are using official institutional channels to rally student opposition to legislation that would classify individuals according to biological sex.
‘Life and death’: House GOP faces mounting pressure to target DEI in medical schools
More than 50 conservative groups are urging the House of Representatives to vote on a bill to block medical schools from weighing diversity as an admissions factor. “Prioritizing the teaching of the political and social ideology at the heart of DEI, to the exclusion or expense of academic excellence, has life and death consequences for millions of […]
New lawsuit claims women’s medical program illegally excludes White students
A new lawsuit has been filed against the American Association of University Women (AAUW) by the organization Do No Harm alleging that the AAUW’s “Selected Professions Fellowships” program is discriminatory and illegal. The AAUW program offers $20,000 and networking opportunities to women pursuing certain degrees, but the organization has designated certain fellowships as restricted to women of […]
Do No Harm Sues American Association of University Women for Racial Discrimination
Do No Harm filed a lawsuit against the discriminatory “Selected Professions Fellowships” program offered by the American Association of University Women (AAUW), which illegally excludes certain women based on race.
Do No Harm v. American Association of University Women
Do No Harm secured a major victory after the American Association of University Women (AAUW) ended its discriminatory policy that illegally excluded fellowship applicants based on their race. Women pursuing an education in one of AAUW’s designated degree programs were offered $20,000 and networking opportunities. Fellowships awarded for medicine, law, and business were “restricted to […]
‘Microaggressions’ May Cause Oregon Doctors to Lose Licenses if Proposed Rule Adopted
A newly proposed ethics rule regarding microaggressions by the Oregon Medical Board (OMB) could leave doctors in the state without medical licenses. The OMB is reportedly in the process of finalizing an ethics rule regarding unprofessional conduct, which would include adding “microaggressions” into the definition, according to the Washington Free Beacon. The outlet notes that under […]
Do No Harm Comments on Arizona Governor’s Veto of the Detransitioner Bill of Rights
Gov. Katie Hobbs has vetoed Arizona’s proposed Detransitioner Bill of Rights – a policy that aims to help young people hurt by a growing industry of medical practitioners and insurers that fund and perform gender transition surgeries on minors.
Oregon Doctors Could Soon Lose Their Licenses for ‘Microaggressions’ Under Proposed Medical Board Rule
“America is the land of opportunity.” “I believe the most qualified person should get the job.” “America is a melting pot.” Those are examples of harmful “microaggressions,” according to Columbia professor Derald Wing Sue, lauded by Oregon’s state government as a “microaggressions expert.” Now, under a soon-to-be-finalized ethics rule from the Oregon Medical Board, doctors who commit “microaggressions” risk […]
American Board of Emergency Medicine Closed for Debate on DEI
Like many other institutions, the American Board of Emergency Medicine (ABEM) accelerated its promotion of diversity, equity, and inclusion after the killing of George Floyd and its public statement on systemic racism in June of 2020.
Four years later, there is now little room left for debate within the organization.
VCU Grand Rounds Become Pulpit for DEI-Infused Misinformation
DEI acolytes are loathe to let facts get in the way of narratives. Hopefully, students and faculty at the Virginia Commonwealth University (VCU) School of Medicine can spot the difference. On May 30th, internal medicine grand rounds featured a lecture from Dr. Quinn Capers, a professor at the Howard University College of Medicine. The topic […]
Do No Harm Calls on CMS to Withdraw Proposed Rule that Encourages Racial Prioritization for Kidney Transplants
On June 12, 2024, Do No Harm Board Chairman Dr. Stanley Goldfarb submitted a comment on the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services’ (CMS) recently-proposed rule regarding the Increasing Organ Transplant Access (IOTA) Model, which will incentivize hospitals to create so-called “health equity” goals to reduce disparities in treatment for end-stage renal disease. If the […]
The Chronicle of Higher Education Admits it’s Easy to Hate DEI Training—and They’re Right
The Chronicle of Higher Education is at it again. Its new report, “The Future of Diversity Training: Better Ways to Make Your College More Inclusive,” is in line with its webpage dedicated to combatting “The Assault on DEI” complete with a “DEI Legislation Tracker”. Of course, the new report features all the usual talking points: […]
A Look Back at The Daily Signal’s First Decade
Ten years ago today, we launched The Daily Signal with a vision of producing quality journalism about issues that matter to the American people. In the past decade, we sure have. Here’s a look at some of the best journalism produced by The Daily Signal over the years. Read more on the Daily Signal.
The Endocrine Society’s last chance to protect children
It’s not too late to turn back. That’s what the Endocrine Society, one of North America’s most powerful medical institutions, must remember as its annual meeting occurs in Boston this week. The society is one of the foremost advocates of aggressive, invasive, and irreversible “gender-affirming” treatments for children. For years, it has played a major role in lawsuits that have struck down […]
American Accountability Foundation v. Board of Regents of the University of Michigan
On May 31, 2024, the American Accountability Foundation (AAF) filed a lawsuit against the Board of Regents of the University of Michigan. Despite a request made under the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA), the school withheld documents that were created as a part of University-funded research on “surgical equity” and “social determinations of health.” The […]
UCLA medical school paid first-year students to write left-wing course requirements
The University of California, Los Angeles medical school solicited first-year medical students for a paid position writing curriculums for courses in their “Structural Racism and Health Equity” mandatory classes. In documents obtained through a public records request from the medical advocacy group Do No Harm, the medical school was recruiting “tutors” to “create new curricular content for our SRHE thread—lectures, […]
California Dems Want To Fast-Track Medical Licenses for Applicants Who Will Provide Gender-Affirming Care
California’s medical credentialing boards would have to fast-track licenses for clinicians and therapists focused on gender transitions and other gender-affirming care under a bill that has already cleared the state assembly. The legislation would require the state medical board, osteopathic board, nursing board, and physicians assistant board to expedite licenses “for an applicant who demonstrates […]