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#MedEd is showing it’s true colors yet again, with the abrupt transition in leadership in which the program director, Dr. Dennar was forcibly resigned from her position as PD without justifiable cause but ironically after she filed a lawsuit 👇🏾

I’m frankly tired. But again I speak up. This is completely unacceptable. #DNRTulane
(https://t.co/LuKrnFJzCq)
CW: //violence

Dr. Dennar faced misogynoir on top of interpersonal and systemic violence. I’m disgusted at the levels to this #DNRTulane
As someone who interviewed at this program, I was drawn by Tulane’s service to minority populations in a place hit by one of the worst natural disasters this country has seen. I was personally moved by my interview day. #DNRTulane
But this news is antithetical to everything I stand for and what I previously believed Tulane to stand for. Yet another Black woman has been forced out of a leadership position due to discriminatory practices. Legal intervention was required. #DNRTulane
I am a Black woman. I belong in academia and can lead my own residency program. This system has made it clear that deterrence is all but guaranteed. Enough is enough. #DNRTulane
https://t.co/zYpvqc8QKz
#DNRTulane https://t.co/0OERKMkU7L
Tulane has been dropped from my rank list. I simply will not go anywhere I’m not wanted.
Their Med-Peds intern cohort has been dropped from 6 to 4, Tulane cites a necessary part of a ‘smooth leadership transition’ #DNRTulane

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