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Scrubs co-star Donald Faison in light of the Black Lives Matter movement.The actor acknowledged “it’s not enough to just say I have a Black best friend” while appearing on the Kelly Clarkson show.“I think this conversation is new for me in a sense, because as I’m listening to everyone who’s speaking, I know that I, too, have lots to learn,” Braff explained.On his co-star Faison, who is Braff’s best friend onscreen and off, the actor added: “It’s not enough to just to say, ‘Oh, my best friend is a Black man.’“It’s not enough to say, ‘Oh, I grew up with a diverse population.’ I can’t just sit back and go, ‘Oh no, I’m cool, I have a Black best friend.’ That’s BS.”The actor continued by responding to the ongoing global protests demanding white

Donald Faison and Zach Braff are getting candid about race, and they hope listeners will do the same.

“Scrubs” BFFs Zach Braff and Donald Faison spoke to Kelly Clarkson on her show Monday about racism and the Black Lives Matter protests.

Scrubsmovie in the pipeline, if series creator Bill Lawrence and Disney, who own the show via ABC, would be interested in the idea.The sitcom ran from 2001 to 2010 on NBC, focusing on the lives of trainee doctors and nurses at the fictional Sacred Heart Hospital.On Fake Doctors, Real Friends, a podcast hosted by Braff and his co-star Donald Faison in which they rewatch the show, Braff said of a movie: “We talk about that, because I point to Psych, who’s now made 2 successful films. It would be fun.“I think it would be fun for us to all do something like that.

There's something heartwarming about watching people who play doctors on TV recognize the actual medical professionals of the world, which is why all the stars that came together to participate in the American Medical Association's salute to the graduating class of 2020 on Wednesday was such a sweet watch. In a tribute event featuring Oscar winners, musical performances, and more, several actors who portray our favorite on-screen doctors offered gratitude and encouraging words for the people who'll actually get the job done in real life.