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Old 04-30-2018, 07:24 AM   #1130
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Originally Posted by Shadrick View Post
I have a friend who's white and he's a doctor. We were talking one day and he said "you know we both deal with 'unfortunate' things." like, when you get called the n-word by a white person, it's unfortunate. just like when i do work on a patient who doesn't have insurance, and i end up doing it for free, that's also unfortunate." I said "I know you mean well, but putting both under the umbrella as "unfortunate" while technically true, isn't really the best idea. i know you're trying to get me to relate to what you're saying but please find another example."
Hopefully it doesn't happen all the time. It's to your credit that you can recognize people mean well.
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