Trigger Warning: Angolan-American Dr says we need more Black-Americans in the medical field, because cultural relatability with patients is important.

[David_TheMan]

This kinda wild.

I can't think of one experience in the last 25-30 years where I have went to the hospital and seen quality nursing at all, except once a black man and white man, both straight who helped my family see my father during the covid bullshyt. Both personally said fukk the regularion and told my mother to come with them so she could be with my father as he was dying.

Don't take my statement as a slight against only black women, its more a slight against women, but I narrowed in on black women due to the point that black faces don't make this shyt system any better.

 

[Still Benefited]

Most of thecoli doesnt believe melanin matters in medicine. So its funny how in these threads they always think black doctors and nurses and relatability are so vital

Make it make sense. What it really tells me is that thecoli cares about black doctors and nurses for "the look"/symbolism. And the wealth that the proffession will bring a chosen few black people. Nothing to do with black health

 

[Gritsngravy]

Most of thecoli doesnt believe melanin matters in medicine. So its funny how in these threads they always think black doctors and nurses and relatability are so vital

Make it make sense. What it really tells me is that thecoli cares about black doctors and nurses for "the look"/symbolism. And the wealth that the proffession will bring a chosen few black people. Nothing to do with black health

No black people should care about black medical professionals for black health reasons

You projecting your insecurities