I found a real interesting article to talk about. I thought this Journal would be positive instead of a few of my past ones were more negative and sad. The article comes from News from Indian Country. The article is called “What does it take to become a Physician”. I think there are not enough people to look up too in certain ethnicities of color. The reason why are a lot of people passing away that we use to look up too. There still is not enough Native American Doctors or even African American and Latino. I know there is a good amount but not enough like there is Caucasian or Asian. I looked up Statistics and found a small percentage for Natives. The biggest percentage was White Physicians. There were so many different Statistics but there is smaller amount of all people of color. The reason why this article stood out to me is because it is motivating for other people who read the News from Indian Country. It shows the Native Youth that you can be what you want to be no matter what your background is. My son’s father and I had talked about that one time. I said I want to research if there are any Native Doctors because the Native American Health Center has no Native Doctors. This was very motivating and I thought it would be great to share. Arne Vainio is an enrolled member of the Mile Lacs Band of Ojibwe. He is a physician in family Practice on the Fond du Lac reservation in Cloquet, Minnesota. In the article he explains how to succeed to becoming a Physician. He takes you step by step of what to do. The first step is passing high school. He lets the audience know that you will be focusing on a lot of writing, math and Science and these will help you in the future for taking a test called MCAT. The Medical College Admissions Test. The scores from this test are sent to all the Medical Schools you apply too. Then he goes on to explaining how it is also important