is director of educational development at the center for excellence in native hawaiian law and breann swann nu'uhiwa is chief advocate in the office of hawaiian affairs. deanna pollard sacks while follow-up, professor of law from thurgood marshall school of speaking on implicit law inspired towards an and finally doctors augustus white allen melvin gordon distinguished professor of medical education professor of orthopedic surgery from harvard map of school. he will speak on the patients neglected pain, what can we do? the first four presentations represent chapters in the book that we have all convene to discuss today edited by adjusted levinson and robert smith, recently published by cambridge university press in their final speaker dr. white's presentation will relate to his recent book seeing patients unconscious bias in health care. thank you very much for being here and i look forward to our panelist presentations in our discussion afterwards. so with that, i won't handed over to dorothy brown. >> thank you. good afternoon. let's try that again. good afternoon. >> good afternoon. >> i

susan serrano is the director of educational development in native hawaiian law and and breann swann nu'uhiwa is the chief advocate in the office of hawaiian affairs. deana pollard sacks will follow from thurgood marshall school of law. she will speak on implicit by its -- bias-inspired torts. our next speaker will speak on patients and neglected and what we can do. this represents a chapter in the book we have come to discuss. it was edited by justin levinson and robert smith. our spinal -- final speaker will relate to the book, "seeing patients, unconscious bias in health care. " i will hand it to dorothy brown. >> thank you. good afternoon. i have a good and bad news. i am only speaking for 10 minutes. i am talking about tax. i write about race classes and policies. my book chapter is about stereotyping in the current income credit. this idea is interesting. who is -- who has filled out a tax return? who has checked the box on race on their tax return? nobody. there is no box on race on your tax return. if a law maker says, i have no intention to discriminate on the basis of race,