Seattle Children's Hospital Segregates Doctors by Race, Asks Them To Tap 'Repressed Racial Memories'

[rangerrebew]

Seattle Children's Hospital Segregates Doctors by Race, Asks Them To Tap 'Repressed Racial Memories' in Leaked Training
Sessions designed to 'minimize harm to our black learners'
 
Aaron Sibarium
August 12, 2024

Stomach doctors at Seattle Children's Hospital were forced to attend a racially segregated diversity training that included lessons on "critical race theory," claimed black people are "systematically targeted for demise," and pressed white doctors to "tap into their repressed racial memories" to develop a white "race-consciousness," according to slides from the training obtained by the Washington Free Beacon.
 
Held in August 2022, the training was mandatory for the gastroenterology department and divided participants into three "racial caucuses"—a white caucus, a black caucus, and a "Non-Black POC Caucus"—to "minimize harm to our black learners and facilitator."
 
Each caucus completed separate "racial identity development exercises" based on the work of prominent diversity consultants, including White Fragility author Robin DiAngelo. The black caucus was asked how "you work against internalizing anti-Black messages," for example, while the "Non-Black POC" caucus was asked to consider "which of your actions are anti-Black" and "how Black people will always be more susceptible to structural racism than other non-Black people of color."

https://freebeacon.com/america/seattle-childrens-hospital-segregates-doctors-by-race-asks-them-to-tap-repressed-racial-memories-in-leaked-training/

[rangerrebew]

So, segregation is acceptable in liberal enclaves!?

[MOD3]

Moved to Health category

[DefiantMassRINO]

... apartheid ... segregation ... it's all good as long as whitey is excluded.

[PeteS in CA]

When doctors of a certain slin color are encouraged to resent/hate people not of that color, people not of that skin color should consider that in their healthcare decisions.

Speaking personally, for nearly 7 decades I have never much cared about the ethnic origins of my and my family's healthcare providers. I/we have had Japanese, Chinese, Hispanic, Vietnamese, and Indian healthcare providers, that I can remember. I should not have to think about the prejudices of a youngish black doctor, but crap like this perversely makes possible prejudices relevant to provider choices.

[MeganC]

What happened to the Jewish doctors in Seattle?