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see, the test wasn't about inorganic chemistry
Posted on: October 25, 2021 at 09:09:57 CT
o'lineydisciple MU
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Assume that the student is correct in that:
(a) racial inequities exist that make life difficult for her;
(b) those racial inequities will persist throughout her career;
Then,
what would be required of her as a doctor is to be able to function as a medical professional throughout her day (i.e., treating patients) despite such inequities affecting her.
Failing a test is one thing: providing ****ty care to a patient because you're distracted (any reason) is another. To pretend that your distraction and subsequent failure is someone else's fault means as a doctor, you're NGMI
(a) racial inequities exist that make life difficult for her;
(b) those racial inequities will persist throughout her career;
Then,
what would be required of her as a doctor is to be able to function as a medical professional throughout her day (i.e., treating patients) despite such inequities affecting her.
Failing a test is one thing: providing ****ty care to a patient because you're distracted (any reason) is another. To pretend that your distraction and subsequent failure is someone else's fault means as a doctor, you're NGMI
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see, the test wasn't about inorganic chemistry - o'lineydisciple MU - 10/25 09:09:57
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