“…To the Editor: We laud Meckley et al 1 for expanding upon our findings from our study ''Skin of color representation in medical education: An analysis of popular preparatory materials used for United States Medical Licensing Examinations'' (USMLE). 2 Their analysis of skin of color (SoC) images in AMBOSS Step 1, Kaplan Step 1, USMLERx Step 1 Qmax, and self-assessment examinations provided by the National Board of Medical Examiners (NBME) is undoubtedly an enormous addition to our original findings and to the contributions by Mitello et al 3 Analysis of the limitations to these resources is paramount to improving medical education. In their study, Meckley et al 1 reached the same conclusion regarding the lack of SoC images in commonly used USMLE preparatory resources.…”