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Yes I agree with the community outreach angle. I'm not sure that outweighs the costs of AA. Imagine your mom is diagnosed with cancer and you take her in for
by pcthrowaway450 11y ago
Yes I agree with the community outreach angle.
I'm not sure that outweighs the costs of AA.
Imagine your mom is diagnosed with cancer and you take her in for treatment. In walks a black doctor who will be overseeing her care. It is obviously possible that this doctor is just as qualified as any other, but given AA it's also more likely that this doctor - as opposed to a random indian or white or asian doctor - is less qualified.
So now what do you do? It's your mom's health on the line here.
We're literally talking about peoples' wellbeing potentially being sacrificed to the alter of political correctness.
- thirdtruck 11y agoIgnoring that the black doctor (and his/her children, and their children) may have only been able to escape the cycle of poverty and its innumerable harms to health because of AA.