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Thanks verly - always respect and appreciate your takes and comments. I've had a lot of exposure to how public health and medical facilities are run. My wife has been a nurse for 30+ years and is currently a nurse manager in a hospital. There are DEI programs that are budgeted out ten years... the things she reports back blows my mind... one item that came up was stocking beer and marijuana in the covid tents for the homeless... to make them feel more at home... etc. 🙃 Regardless, when I heard the oath, it felt like in your face woke to me. I've been in similar situations where two national anthems are played to start the ceremony. That kind of thing fries me, and I would love to walk out, but my wife would kill me. Equity no longer means treat everyone fairly... imo, it's cloaked communism... ie. the protected class didn't begin at the starting line, so society needs to take from the haves and give to the have nots. I'm not a fan. But your take on the oath is positive, and the points you raise are valid, and if true, I would support it. Unfortunately, that class of students, who have likely benefited from DEI benefits and will probably embrace future DEI programs, now works in hospitals and clinics, fully supporting covid vaccinations... so much for do no harm, right? Peace