Wake up. Turn o! white noise app. Count on fingers the hours I slept. Open up email. Delete. Open up NY Times app. Swing legs over edge of bed. In slippered feet turn on co!ee. Open NPR, BBC, Instagram. Sip then slurp black co!ee. “I’m not doing enough.” My panic rises. “But am I enough?”
In Process, Literature by Amy N. Cowan, MD
Amy N. Cowan, MD
Assistant Professor, Department of Internal Medicine
Amy is a clinician and clinical educator. She works daily to unpack her own biases and racism. She holds doors open for people who don’t look just like her. She challenges her learners to understand their own racial identity especially around whiteness and choose something different from the status quo.
Voices from the Faculty:
2020, Editorial Board
2020, "I'm White and I Live Segregated"
Voices from the Residents:
2021, Faculty Support
2020, Faculty Support
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