article_snippet.sent: A representative for the comedienne told US Weekly A representative for the comedienne has been estranged from Vijay Chokal-Ingam 'for years' and claimed A representative for the comedienne 'was not aware of her brother decision to apply to medical school under a different name and race.'
article_snippet.sent: This comes as Chokal-Ingam, 38, admitted her brother sister has told her brother his sister is 'ashamed' of her brother for opening up about her brother alleged experience ahead of the release of her brother new book, Almost Black, in which her brother will describe how her brother gained admission to medical school in 1998 by transforming her brother appearance.
article_snippet.sent: Chokal-Ingam says on The rest of my family blog that The rest of my family felt The rest of my family had to change The rest of my family appearance to get into the St. Louis University School of Medicine and heavily attacks affirmative action policies in the United States. '
article_snippet.sent: On The rest of my family website, AlmostBlack.com, Chokal-Ingam shows side-by-side qualifications and pictures of The rest of my family as an Indian-American man (left) and a black man (right).
article_snippet.sent: The rest of my family doesn't specify if The rest of my family went through the same application process as an Indian-American man as The rest of my family did as a black man .
article_snippet.sent: Vijay the Indian-American frat boy became Jojo the African American Affirmative Action applicant to medical school,' The rest of my family said, claiming that Jojo was the middle name The rest of my family was born with.
article_snippet.sent: Despite The rest of my family startling claims, Chokal-Ingam fails to mention if The rest of my family applied to the same schools at the same time as an Indian-American man.
article_snippet.sent: Indeed, Chokal-Ingam admits that Chokal-Ingam did not even complete Chokal-Ingam medical degree and dropped out before Chokal-Ingam qualified as a doctor.
article_snippet.sent: Chokal-Ingam found posing as a black person to be socially fascinating.
article_snippet.sent: And though Chokal-Ingam claims Chokal-Ingam became a serious contender at schools across the nation as a black man, Chokal-Ingam doesn't specify if Chokal-Ingam went through the application process as an American-Indian man. '
article_snippet.sent: Chokal-Ingam seems to have assumed that Chokal-Ingam would've gotten nowhere as an Indian American applicant and dove head first into this poorly-conceived 'experiment' before determining otherwise,' Chokal-Ingam wrote.
highlights_snippet.sent: Vijay Chokal-Ingam, 38, claims he pretended to be a black man and was accepted into the St. Louis University School of Medicine in 1998 .
  