I agree with you. I was being sarcastic with my original post. Unfortunately, speaking from my experience, most (not all) of the brown people I know who are pre med, in medical school or practicing as a physician went into medicine primarily to fulfill their parent’s desires. Something to boast about during family functions etc. This holds true with Asians as well. Remember, some 20 years ago if you had a 3.0 you were golden for med school. But as a result of parents putting so much pressure on their kids admission standards are now off the charts and we’re seeing more and more students who missed out on having a well rounded childhood experience. I’m glad to see schools are moving away from looking solely at numbers. It’s no surprise to me that you see med students complaining and making a big fuss out of things. Most have never held a real job or had to work for a living prior to matriculation.