| Does anyone know where he went to undergrad and if there were any previous controversies ? |
| Not sure if he’ll win or lose, but boy is he a jerk - minute 28.45 https://m.soundcloud.com/user-381804527/microagressions-presented-by-amwa |
Well, first amendment applies to jerks too, not just exemplary citizens. |
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He doesn’t sound like a jerk, he sounds like he’s raising questions on a presentation based on anecdotal experience being presented as scientific fact.
But I guess that’s enough to get you kicked out of medical school at UVa. |
He lacks decorum. |
| I feel like uva is saying they don’t want a racist graduating from their medical school 🤷🏾♀️ |
Being rude and combative is not protected. Your work/school can correct you for being rude and combative. |
So do a lot of people. It’s not a crime or even a character flaw |
I actually think they do not want to graduate a mentally unstable doctor. |
And lots of people don’t get to become doctors. |
But it may be a reason to get kicked out of med school, when coupled with other complaints. |
How about you explain the parallels as requested? You aren’t very convincing. |
He is free to stand on the corner and rant about microaggression. But organizations also have a right to hold you to account for your speech if it is antithetical to its values. |
Exactly. Especially a medical institution that must ensure all its patients are treated with respect and dignity regardless of their racial background. I work in healthcare and I wish more doctors received training on microaggressions. Lots of implicit bias among healthcare workers. |
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He asked 3 questions to a presenter. This issue was presenting one account of anecdotal evidence as scientific fact. You learn in elementary science fair to have more than one example.
Doctors must know how to read scientific journals and trials to parse out fact from ‘placebo’. If asking 3 valid questions about what is supposed to be a well funded research project gets the wheels spinning to get a student kicked out of school by deans and professors, there is a much greater problem here. If this goes against the ‘values’ of a school, was that made clear before starting the school. Was ‘do not question’ a value they stated that could lead to expulsion? |