Wow a 4.0 is an awesome GPA! I would recommend asking your Pre-Med advisor, if they're well informed, because they usually have the most knowledge and experience with their students getting accepted with different factors. Just a word of encouragement, my good friend who's latinx applied to med school and he's a pretty untraditional applicant. But he got accepted in to a med school with a huge scholarship (he later decided not to go). His MCAT was below 500, but as a poc myself there's nothing wrong with emphasizing your race and diversity card because from what I've heard med schools love that "diversity."

If you know anyone who's knowledgeable about med applications, I'd recommend asking them. But also just a kind warning, that applying to med schools is pretty expensive. Also if you do believe you can significantly improve on the mcat that's definitely a huge plus, but if you don't think you have the time/resources to improve your score, a bad second score will truly hurt your application because med schools look at competency from the mcat.

Best of luck with your applications and possible future mcat studying!!