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College educated people are WAY more tolerant and sophisticated than you stupid hicks oh wait

April 6, 2012 By Kathy Shaidle

Sheesh:

Dr. Schuster went to medical school at Harvard and did his residency at Children’s, starting in the early 80s.  I went to medical school at a public university in the Midwest, starting about a decade later.  I would have expected, given its reputation, that Harvard would have been a much more tolerant place, even at the time of Dr. Schuster’s matriculation.

I was quite shocked to read of how rife with blatant homophobia it was. (…)

During my surgery rotation, I got into a confrontation with one of the surgeons after he jokingly referred to brazil nuts as “nigger toes.”  (It was during a discussion of the adrenal glands, which are said to resemble them.)  I stormed out of the room, perhaps inadvisedly, and came back later to make my peace with him.  I rather stupidly thought that would be the end of it.  About a year later, I was told that the same surgeon had been talking about the incident one day in the OR with one of the residents, and referred to me as “that queer.”

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