Anonymous #1 3w

It’s not segregation it’s to provide care that certain hospitals can’t to a certain race

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Anonymous schizoaffective_catgirl 3w

???? You are just as racist as hospitals are

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Anonymous #3 3w

Spelman and Hampton and other HBCUs have wonderful funding

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Anonymous OP 3w

Baa Im a sheep :3

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Anonymous schizoaffective_catgirl 3w

This wasn’t intended for you don’t respond simple

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Anonymous #4 3w

It’s not maybe go read the article she was in the waiting room for over 4 hours and she told them she was in labor and they keep trying to do the simple information test and blood test and etc she literally almost lost her baby

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Anonymous #4 3w

It was hospital neglect and it would’ve never happened if it was a black owned birthing center or hospital

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Anonymous OP 3w

Bro what black people have the same organs as white people, you’re so far from reality

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Anonymous OP 3w

They were created because the alternative was nothing, but during segregation they were never as well supported as their white-only counterparts.

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Anonymous #3 3w

If you make black-only hospitals, suddenly regular hospitals don’t have to prioritize fixing inequalities with black patients. What if there isn’t a large black community in that area? Or there isn’t enough funding to make a hospital? Colleges can draw from all over the country, hospitals can’t.

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Anonymous #3 3w

All this does is make it so hospitals don’t have to prioritize fixing the mistreatment of black patients because “oh they should just go to a black hospital.” While the black hospital might not be able to provide the care they need and won’t be accessible for everyone

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Anonymous #1 3w

Clearly you haven’t done research yes we have the same organs but everybody is different again you can look up the stats yourself black women are more neglected during child birth than white women it’s not hard to keep up with studies

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Anonymous #3 3w

The answer is to work to make it so hospitals can properly treat everyone because they need to serve everyone in the local area, not to create some separate racially segregated version.

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Anonymous #1 3w

If you ever taken a basic women and genders studies class you would know that

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Anonymous OP 3w

Baa 🐑 it’s wrong that there is a racial disparity in medical care in the us and we need to do better. Part of that means we need to change educational standards to prevent bias in medicine. While I think it’s true that having black voices in hospital management is important and promoting black run institutions are vital I disagree that creating segregated facilities will help in fixing this issue. :3

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Anonymous #3 3w

Maybe do history Spelman and Morehouse were the greatest HBCUs even when there was nothing they produced great research just as much as the white schools they were considered the black ivy’s back then and were founded in 1881 and 1867 they are still one of the greatest schools

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Anonymous #3 3w

You know how many protest and such have been done to try to fix hospitals it hasn’t worked at all there is still unlawful malpractices and neglect toward people of color in hospitals especially women birthing centers there was a study done between black birthing centers and white ones the white ones neglected more of the black women than the black birthing centers it was quite interesting you should read on it

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Anonymous schizoaffective_catgirl 3w

Baa 🐑 i have at times felt neglected at times in my own medical care that I attribute partially to my mental illness and partially to me being transgender. It can be very frustrating if not dangerous to be neglected by the healthcare system, and while I won’t claim that my experience is in any way similar to what black and brown people experience every day I will use that experience to try to understand where people of color are coming from and listen to their experiences :3

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Anonymous OP 3w

You’re an example of why I shouldn’t take one

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Anonymous OP 3w

Okay, and do you think things were better before there were efforts to make historically white higher education more accessible to black people? Also I see that little fuckin Dr Umar in the corner. You should not be basing anything involving healthcare on stuff associated with that dude.

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Anonymous #3 3w

Not every area has a large enough black population or a wealthy enough black community to create hospitals that could be on par with the existing ones present. Furthermore, if you create dedicated segregated “black hospitals” how would that impact other groups subject to racial discrimination and neglect at hospitals? If a Latino is harmed by a hospital and ignored from a black hospital, that leaves them stranded.

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Anonymous #3 3w

The answer here is to increase black involvement AND have better training in all hospitals. Creating a completely separate hospital is a massive undertaking and is just not practical in many areas, especially making one that is of equal quality to existing ones. There were way less HBCUs than white colleges in the South, because they couldn’t support as many.

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Anonymous #1 3w

Yea ur right we do have the same organs but doctors still believe that black ppl don’t feel pain the same way white ppl do. Another black woman was in labor and instead of helping her they sat her there and asked her questions while she screamed in pain

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Anonymous #4 3w

Another black woman was in active labor and instead of having her in the labor room helping her give birth they asked her questions that could’ve bee asked after the birth

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Anonymous schizoaffective_catgirl 3w

It’s not that it’s segregated. When black women have black doctors their mortality rates drop dramatically. Until we can get rid of racial bias in the medical system I don’t think it’s a problem if women go to black birthing facilities, a thing that already exists in some states.

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Anonymous thereal._.ruckus 3w

This is literally a Facebook post and we’re not in the 1930s

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Anonymous #1 3w

We might as well be with all of the racism that’s still present. I’ve only read about this specific issue. The other issue I mentioned has a video you can find almost anywhere.

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Anonymous thereal._.ruckus 3w

It’s present because you’re always online looking for it or see it on Netflix, it’s not real

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Anonymous #1 3w

I’m not ACTIVELY looking for black ppl in pain wtf are u talking about? Just because YOU haven’t seen it doesn’t mean it’s not real like tf are u talking about. Most ppl havent seen active war does that mean thats not real? Like tf?

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Anonymous thereal._.ruckus 3w

You’re just a sensitive little girl and you sit online all day on yikyak looking to pull the race card when in reality people like you drive race division more than anyone

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Anonymous schizoaffective_catgirl 3w

What did you say to me you little shit

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Anonymous evil_sheep 3w

Aaaa

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Anonymous thereal._.ruckus 3w

Nya I think that black run facilities would be great and should be promoted

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Anonymous schizoaffective_catgirl 3w

Not would be, but are great

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Anonymous schizoaffective_catgirl 3w

I getchu. It’s not that we wanna bring back segregation at all. I just wanted to clear that up lma

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Anonymous #1 3w

U rlly aren’t the brightest are ya?😂

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Anonymous #1 3w

If I was a girl would that be a problem?💀

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Anonymous thereal._.ruckus 3w

You’re doing it again just looking for some victim card, “problem with women, black people “ get a life

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Anonymous #1 3w

Ur rlly not that smart. Bless ur heart love

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Anonymous #1 3w

Oh so if I was a black woman would that be a problem for u?🤨

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Anonymous thereal._.ruckus 3w

No problem with black or women, the problem is you specifically for being insufferable

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Anonymous #1 3w

Then block me?😂

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Anonymous thereal._.ruckus 3w

Nah you deserve to know that no one validates your opinion anywhere except yikyak

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