Correction to: Curr Surg Rep (2021) 9:14 https://doi.org/10.1007/s40137-021-00289-3

The original version of the article unfortunately contained a few errors.

In the Abstract, under ‘Summary’, the term ‘Sexual preferences’ should read as ‘Sexual orientation’ in the sentence, “Social media has emerged as a democratizer…”. The corrected sentence is given below,

“Social media has emerged as a democratizer, giving voice to all surgeons regardless of gender identification, race, nationality, ethnicity, religious beliefs, sexual orientation, or other demographic factors.”

Under the header “Time for a New Normal for Underrepresented Surgeons”, the term ‘Sexual preferences’ should read as ‘Sexual orientation’ in the sentence, “Surgery is a field in which talent must prevail…”. The corrected sentence is given below,

“Surgery is a field in which talent must prevail over considerations of gender, sexual orientation, religious preferences, or race.”