Harvard as an expensive social experiment

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The chapter discusses the systemic issues that keep black people in a lower station in America, reflecting on Harvard as an expensive social experiment. The speaker shares their experience of feeling pressure and anxiety in a highly competitive environment, touching on the isolation and depression experienced by students. They also discuss their trajectory from attending Harvard to becoming a doctor and writing a book.

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