Brielle Davidson

Just a doctor trying to catch a break • Chef BoyarBrie & your personal hype woman • views are my own • she/her(s)

[Brielle Davidson @briedavidson]

*clears throat*
Hey #MedTwitter, my name is Brielle, an M4 @OhioStateMed applying into #Pediatrics👶 for #Match2025

Patient education, mentorship, med ed, & pipeline programs are my jam!

You can also catch me at the gym, telling a funny story, or moonlighting as ChefBoyar Brie

[CooperBaggs 💰🍞 @edgaralandough]

Elephant in the room : ADDRESSED
Ducks : In a fucking row
Horses : HELD
Eggs: In so many baskets
Bigger Fish : Fried
Ace : Up my sleeve
2 Birds : Stoned

[IG: RahiemShabazz @rahiemshabazz]

Gotdamn, Mississippi. Let me make sure I understand this.

No water in his airways.
No drugs or alcohol in his system.
Blunt force trauma.
A missing neck bone.

He didn’t drown. And the medical examiner has not concluded that he drowned.

Yet, somehow, a grand jury has unanimously declined to issue criminal indictments in the tragic death of Nolan Wells.

So the questions remain.

How did Nolan Wells die?
What caused the blunt force trauma?
Where is the missing bone?
Who is accountable for what happened?

Black people have every right to demand answers when the facts raise serious questions.

We will not be told to wait.
We will not be told to forget.
We will not accept silence as justice.

Nolan Wells deserves the truth.
His family deserves answers.
And the public deserves accountability.

We see you, Mississippi.

We are watching.
We are asking questions.
And we are demanding the truth.

[Chris Williamson @CWilliamson44]

Breaks my heart they even have to meet 🥹🥹Lord give them strength and healing

[Yvette Carnell 🇺🇸 @BreakingBrown]

“And of course Black lives matter. Do we think our little white asses are the only ones that matter? No!"

—Dolly Parton

RIP 🕊️

[Philip Anthony Mitchell @PhilipAMitchell]

Tomorrow, we set our hearts to baptize THREE THOUSAND disciples who will make public declarations of faith in Christ.

We won’t stop UNTIL ALL HAVE HEARD.

Pray for us.

#2819church
#we2819church
#baptismsunday

[zellie @zellieimani]

White boys ran an entire cocaine racketeering operation on a college campus, with pledges chopping and bagging drugs. Meanwhile, Black students are presumed criminal for wearing a do-rag to class. White supremacy depends on who gets presumed criminal & who gets presumed innocent.

[brb touching grass @brvttie]

Like wtf do you mean there were more black girls and women in media in the 1990s than there are in 2026 that’s supposedly meant to be a more “progressive” time period in comparison??? Disgraceful.

[King Roy @RoyIsThaTruth]

It’s been 1 month since Nolan Wells was murdered and there’s still 0 arrests.

[Sheila of the Most High @sheilatebra]

Can we talk about the fact that God literally said, “I have plans to prosper you and not to harm you”? Because why did He have to add that second part unless He already knew we’d be suspicious? 🤔 Like, God really said, “Before y’all start panicking, crying, and making speeches in the shower, let Me be clear: I’m not trying to hurt you.” And honestly? Thank God for that clarification.

[🦁 @deyemii_jr]

we literally just have to trust God.

[𝒯𝒞⁷⁷⁷ @TifahCrump777]

Weird how 18 year old Nolan wells is a MAN who made bad choices but the white 18+ friends with him were “boys”.

[Elikem🤍. @elly_afflu]

One thing about God and me? He reassures me so quickly! 😂 I’ll pray about one thing, and by the next morning, He already has like five scriptures and a word ready to address that very thing. He’s just so perfect for me. I can’t even begin to explain it. 🤣

[Sheila of the Most High @sheilatebra]

The closer you get to God, the more He’s going to show you yourself & the areas you need to work on.

[King Roy @RoyIsThaTruth]

🦈🦈🦈
Can we take a moment to discuss how magical BLACK WOMEN are?? She’s teaching the sharks and they are listening.

Like SHARKS even know how important it is to listen to BLACK WOMEN.

[Praise @PraiseClip]

Unmatched resilience and bravery. The best of humanity.

[Robert F. Smith @RFS_Vista]

Today, we commemorate the Tulsa Race Massacre and the destruction of the Greenwood District, or Black Wall Street. This is personal to me: my ancestors left Oklahoma for Denver after the attacks. Remembering our history matters, and so does building a better future from it.

[LanaQuest aka RosaSparks @LqLana]

“Once I took the surgical cap off, I saw that she had thick, dark, curly hair like my daughters’ hair,” said Dr. Greywoode. While under anesthesia he braided his patient's natural hair in a way where he wouldn’t have to shave it during skull surgery. Black medical directories are essential. #DemsUnited
https://t.co/k70Y9hSlEw

[Dr Terry Simpson @drterrysimpson]

The revealing part of this debate is that overrepresentation of some groups is quietly assumed to reflect “competence,” while underrepresentation of others is assumed to reflect inferiority.

That is not objective reasoning. That is ideology disguised as meritocracy.

Medicine has never selected physicians through a single exam score. Admissions committees evaluate communication, leadership, resilience, judgment, professionalism, empathy, service, adversity, and the ability to function in a diverse society caring for vulnerable human beings.

And importantly, the actual evidence does not show that small MCAT differences among already highly capable applicants reliably predict who becomes the best physician.

Meanwhile, we do have evidence that physician diversity improves trust, underserved access, preventive care uptake, and some health outcomes.

What is striking is the underlying assumption some people seem to carry: that Black physicians are somehow presumptively “less qualified.” Do they ask their White physician what MCAT score they received? Do they request board scores before an appendectomy? Or is this obsession with standardized testing only activated when discussing minority doctors?

That is the uncomfortable question sitting beneath much of this conversation.

[Dr. Christon A.K Rweshakyira @Dr_Chris_Twine]

Medicine being called a “noble profession” has been used for years to guilt doctors into accepting burnout, underpayment, and terrible working conditions.

[𝑭𝒓𝒆𝒚𝒚 @Freyy_is]

we are quick to welcome the unbeliever, but very quick to distance ourselves from the believer who is struggling. winning souls is important, but retaining souls matters too.