Azaad and Mehtaab Brar
Through the Male Success Initiative-Fullerton, two brothers found academic and emotional support to prepare for careers in medicine.
By Debra Cano Ramos, Photos by Matt Gush
Blood brothers Mehtaab and Azaad Brar belong to a brotherhood at Cal State Fullerton that is empowering them to achieve academic success, lift each other up and become leaders.
The brothers, both biological science majors who aspire to become medical doctors, are scholars in the Male Success Initiative-Fullerton.
With the motto “Where Undergraduate Men of Color Achieve the Fullness of Their Potential” and mantra of “I Am a Brother,” the initiative offers students of color programming, resources and a network of peer and faculty mentors to support their journey through higher education.
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HMS Dean George Q. Daley
The event took place only days after the guilty verdicts in the Derek Chauvin murder trial, but in the midst of continuing violence against people of color in the U.S. During the rally, the HMS community united in a moment intended to assuage the hurt and fear of ongoing racial injustice, and to engender hope and inspiration for the future.
“We can never stop seeking justice, and we must always stand with those who are fighting for change,” Daley told the gathering from the steps of Gordon Hall.
Daley said the Chauvin verdict did not erase what happened to George Floyd, a Black Minnesota man murdered while in police custody on May 25, 2020, or undo the harm committed to countless people of color who have lost their lives and been victimized in recent years and over the centuries.