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Angelina Jolie Interviews Medical Student Seeking To Improve Health Care For Non-White Patients

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Angelina Jolie is shining the spotlight on a hard-working young woman. Malone Mukwende is the founder of a project called Mind the Gap, which seeks to improve health care for non-white patients.

RELATED: Angelina Jolie Spotted At Ex-Husband Jonny Lee Miller’s Home “I got to medical school and noticed there was a gap in our teaching,” Mukwende told Jolie. “If we learned about a particular type of rash or disease that manifests on skin, it would always have white skin as the reference.

I would ask, ‘What does this look like on other skin tones?’ just for my own learning. “Often people told me that they didn’t know.

I decided that something needed to be done. Some members of staff at the university and I then started collating pictures and

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