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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]P.S. I'd be taken aback if my doctor's office asked this of me. How can any of us assume a Medicare patient would not? [/quote]

Why? Your race is about as personal as your eye color.  Anyone can see it as soon as they look at you and it's neither good or bad.  Just is.[/quote]

U really cannot be that ignorant that you think u know someone's race just by looking at them...
U can guess...but you don't know for sure...
How people identify and their racial background is very personal....not necessarily something u can assume by someone's skin color or hair texture.
Some questions are tricky...that's why u put that information on forms...
Don't ask my race  or my sexual history on the phone -- bad practice.
I would find another doctor if this was asked of me.[/quote]

1) Perhaps some spelling lessons would be in order.
2) I completely disagree that race is something personal.  It's about as personal as your shoe size.  
3) Your race and your sexual history are like apples and tornado.  They are so different that i don't even know how you managed to lump them together in your head.  No, no one should be asking you about your sexual history over the phone.  that IS personal.  Your race is in plain view for everyone to see and there is nothing personal about it.  [/quote]

bullshit- signed black mommie to a blue  eyed straight blond haired cherub  [/quote]

Uhm, which part???[/quote]
The plain view part[/quote]

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