white nationalists看病拒绝华人医生，要求必须是白人 http://www.cnn.com/2017/08/19/us/asian-american-doctor-white-nat# Stock
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white nationalists看病拒绝华人医生，要求必须是白人
http://www.cnn.com/2017/08/19/us/asian-american-doctor-white-nationalists-race-cnntv/index.html
Dr. Esther Choo is an Asian-American emergency room physician who has
practiced medicine for more than a decade. Yet, she says, a few times a year
, a patient will refuse to let her treat them. Solely because of her race.
Choo, who works in Oregon, first shared her experience of dealing with
racist patients who shun her care in a viral Twitter thread last Sunday.
1/ We've got a lot of white nationalists in Oregon. So a few times a
year, a patient in the ER refuses treatment from me because of my race.
— Esther Choo (@choo_ek) August 13, 2017
"The conversation usually goes like this. Me: 'I understand your viewpoint.
I trained at elite institutions & have been practicing for 15 years. You are
welcome to refuse care under my hands, but I feel confident that I am the
most qualified to care for you. Especially since the alternative is an
intern.' And they invariably pick the intern, as long as they are white. Or
they leave," she wrote in successive tweets.
"I used to cycle through disbelief, shame, anger. Now I just show compassion
and move on," she added.
http://www.cnn.com/2017/08/19/us/asian-american-doctor-white-nationalists-race-cnntv/index.html
Dr. Esther Choo is an Asian-American emergency room physician who has
practiced medicine for more than a decade. Yet, she says, a few times a year
, a patient will refuse to let her treat them. Solely because of her race.
Choo, who works in Oregon, first shared her experience of dealing with
racist patients who shun her care in a viral Twitter thread last Sunday.
1/ We've got a lot of white nationalists in Oregon. So a few times a
year, a patient in the ER refuses treatment from me because of my race.
— Esther Choo (@choo_ek) August 13, 2017
"The conversation usually goes like this. Me: 'I understand your viewpoint.
I trained at elite institutions & have been practicing for 15 years. You are
welcome to refuse care under my hands, but I feel confident that I am the
most qualified to care for you. Especially since the alternative is an
intern.' And they invariably pick the intern, as long as they are white. Or
they leave," she wrote in successive tweets.
"I used to cycle through disbelief, shame, anger. Now I just show compassion
and move on," she added.