At the start of the COVID-19 outbreak, when I was a premedical student, I worked as a scribe in the ED. One shift, the triage nurse warned the attending physician that our next patient, despite being asymptomatic, believed he had contracted COVID while walking by a few Asian people. As the only Asian American on the team that day, I felt unintentionally singled out but nodded and remained composed. I wanted to be as invisible as possible. As I neared the patient’s room, a nurse I did not know laughed and pointed at me, exclaiming, “Oh, that Asian girl can’t go in there!” The physician gave me an understanding look as we both remained quiet and proceeded to see the patient, to complete chart documentation, and to discharge him after a negative COVID test.