An estimated 84,570 minority patients die annually due to health care disparities 2 that result, in no small part, from the unconscious racism that pervades the American health care system. The fact that black and brown patients consistently receive inferior medical treatment than their white counterparts has been documented be-yond dispute.'These health care disparities persist even after controlling for income, education, geography, socioeconomic status, insurance coverage, and every meaningful comorbidity. Moreover, health care disparities produce disparate health out-comes so that minorities die quicker4 and sicker5 in America than whites, solely