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ALT Black infographic with photo of Emmanuel Asenso Jr on the left. #DocsWithDisabilities Episode 38. “Representation matters, you know, seeing that, "Okay. this doctor has a stutter, maybe my son can also do the same thing and I don't have to be as worried about that or add that level of stress to me in terms of not thinking that he can achieve certain things." Quote from Emmanuel Asenso Jr, MPH. Student Doctor, Rowan School of Medicine, BIPOC Series.. Learn more and subscribe at: http://bit.ly/dwdisability





















