Thanks for sharing this story. I am a Retired Nurse. I have experienced doctors that were very biased over the years. I have straightened out a few of them over the years. Of course being a Jamaican I do not take any foolishness from anyone. My husband is also a Retired Medical Doctor.. I am so glad that this Nurse knew her values.
Thanks for sharing this powerful story! As a retired nurse, I’ve encountered my fair share of biased doctors throughout my career. I’ve stood up to them more than once, and as a Jamaican, I definitely don’t tolerate nonsense! I'm proud of this nurse for knowing her values and advocating for what's right. It’s crucial we continue to challenge biases in healthcare!
This is very educative to the core. Let love lead. We all need each other. Everyone's duty is very important in an organisation. Teamwork is key and must be upheld.
Thank you for sharing Tara's inspiring story. It’s a powerful reminder of resilience and the need for respect in our workplaces. Her strength and determination to enact change are truly commendable. I hope this encourages others to stand up against injustice and support each other.
WOW! Excellent! Showing Grace & humility & valuing each person loved & appreciated! Sometimes one experience in which a person suffers & yet seeks true solution for a wrong culture! True repentance, creating righteousness & happiness!
I am very impressed with how The Director of the Hospital treated with the situation, the protocol way instead of having a confrontation in the presence of her junior staff she acted absolutely brilliantly by making a formal report.
The medical ICU cardiologist at my job was a Registered nurse before she became a doctor. She was always very humble. Whenever she came to the ED for consultation she would be so respectful to everyone and helped even with patient care if we were tending to one of her patients. I will never forget her..a wonderful African American woman who made a lasting impression on my mind.
A wonderful American woman! Unless she knew she had African fore parents and told you, one must assume she is aboriginal American. Yes, that's right, America was a black (so called) Continent before the european conquest. Less than 300,000 African prisoners were enslaved in the USA. Most melanated Americans are descended from Aboriginal Americans not Africans. Your racist governance system has kept this truth out of your educational system history books.
@@celestesobers8697Definitely. Especially in the ER, you can tell who is there because they actually care about patients and who's there for just a job. As a Crohns patient, I was just in the ER on Friday. I had a great Young nurse. Very gentle and nurturing. I didn't even feel the IV needle going in. I wish I'd gotten her name.
Its not easy being a nurse. Nursing school should have a class on how to treat other staff members. We had many nurses and a few Doctors that behaved very difficult at all times. Some were looking for others weakness. I enjoyed my time working as a nurse it was very for filling.
Thanks for sharing this story. It is good for positive character building, mentoring and polishing for all all ages and working fields and institutions.. 🎉
The most wonderful aspect of this story for me, is the patience with which Tara handled the situation, her groundedness, then the lack of retaliatory action. Instead of trying to put the doctor in his place, she was more interested in achieving a positive outcome, which also resulted in the doctor, himself, changing for the better. I hope and pray I can learn to respond like Tara did. God bless her!
I hope Dr Hughes learns an IMPORTANT LESSON OF LIFE.....to respect and value the contributions of other colleagues since TEAM WORK brings out the BEST RESULTS.
@@alanvigor970 Thanks for your comment. It is not easy to be cool when some of these doctors tried to be disrespectful. I worked for almost 40 years in the Nursing profession. I have seen so many doctors who behaved unkind to Nurses. Of course I have straightened out a few in my time as a Nurse.
I'm in the UK. Directors have also rolled up there sleeves and helped out so it does happen. They treat all staff as equal as we knew them when they first started. No one is better than the other. We just have different titles. Excellent story.
Arrogance and using power negatively is never the answer. I’m happy Dr Hughes and others like him learnt something from the humble but firm Medical Director.
Thank you for sharing this inspiring story. As a retired nurse, I’ve also encountered several doctors with biases and had to directly address some of them. With the strong spirit of a Jamaican, I don’t easily overlook nonsense from anyone. My husband, who’s also a retired doctor, has seen similar situations. It’s wonderful to see today’s nurses recognizing their worth and standing up for themselves.
This is truly enlightening and inspiring. Love and unity should guide us all. Every role in an organization plays a crucial part. Teamwork is essential and should always be valued!
This story isn’t just about one person but about an entire system that needs change. Stories like these are so valuable because they remind all of us about the importance of fairness and respect in every job
I appreciate what tara did,this thing really happend in our country some doctor's regard themselves too high and treat nurses as low helper not equal..after the institution conducted a seminar on moral n social values, in all employees the treatment of doctor's emproved a little bit good.thanks for sharing this story it really happened inour hospital.
A firm disciplined professional who stood for justice, reformation and change at the work and community and even our personal transformation of thinking and biases.
This story is a powerful reminder that titles don't define a person's worth, but respect and humility do. Tara’s grace and strength in the face of Dr. Hughes' ignorance is inspiring. It's a lesson in how systemic biases and assumptions can cloud judgment, but it also shows how one person’s quiet resilience can drive real change. So much respect for Tara, and I hope more workplaces take this as a call to foster inclusivity and respect for *everyone*, regardless of position or appearance. 👏💪
I was an RN here in the states. Yes there are Doctors who can be hard to work with. Some of the Doctors treated me as I was the dumbest thing, others treated me as I was the greatest nurse. As I was an RN, I would, help the CNA’s, or anyone else
My mother was the director of nursing in a hospital in NYC for years. If they were short staffed, or needed assistance, she would act as a floor nurse.
That's the way it should be. Thanks for nurses like your mom. Tell her thank you for me. I too work in the medical field. Thank you to all the nurses out there.
Wow ..... God bless her Beautiful and kind heart. Tell Mummy we are grateful for her kindness and the numerous PATIENTS she helped live a little longer on this earth before going home. THANK you dear MOM..... Lots of love 💕 from AFRICA.
I HAD A VERY BAD EXPERIENCE SIMILAR TO TARA'S IN ONE OF NEW YORK HOSPITAL... POSTURE, CALMNESS, SELF-CONTROL, CONFIDENCE ETC ETC MATTER IN THIS CASE... IS NOT EASY. BELIEVE ME...
The problem we have is that we do not unite. When we are not facing injustice, we tend to look the other way. We need to help each other and let the workplace be friendly, serving everyone with justice.
This is a great lesson to those that hate people without reasoning. We should love one another as ourselves, forget the colour or race. God created everyone of us in His image. Thanks for sharing the story.
Treat others with respect no matter who you are or what you are and it will be reciprocated without ado. If you acted in a condescending manner towards others it means you have a problem with yourself 😮😮.
At my yearly PCP visit, a young attendant came to do my blood draws. She was quite efficient and gentle. As she finished, I saw her name tag as MD. I asked if they were short staffed. She said they only get several hours training in med school on needle sticks, she needed more training, and took every opportunity to get it while working at my clinic for a season b4 beginning her residency. I was very impressed and told of horror stories where physicians didn't seem to have a clue about drawing blood. Newfound appreciation that day by both. It was a great experience. Someone is getting a great doctor. ❤❤
What an eye-opening moment! It’s shocking to see such disrespect, especially towards someone in a leadership position. This highlights the importance of recognizing and addressing bias in the medical field. How can we foster more respect and equality in healthcare?
I am so Proud of how Tara handled the Awful situation! However, He still needed to be fired for it!😡 It was still so Disrespectful to Her and the other Nurses! He needed to be demoted or sent to another place to work!! He would of really learned and think about his actions!🤔
Thank you thank you deeply deeply for this serious important lesson..we all human beings made differently from daddy god ❤️ 🙏 ♥️ we all must an should love each other noo matter what
If anyone spoke to me like that they would have been out of the door quicker than they could ❤say sorry why can't people treat each other as to how they want to be treated themselves we should ❤ look out for each other and love everybody because we are all the same and we are all God's children
A doctor who started her carrier as a nurse does not find it difficult to work as a nurse. My colleague who first trained as a nurse and later did medicine could go set the trolleys in theater when the nurses were busy and had no problem with it. Once trained as a nurse you no longer act proud
Hospitals can’t function well without nurses or teams! He immediately didn’t see her as an equal because she was dressed as a nurse and her race! I have only respect for supervisors/admin that will step in when staff is limited for the good of the patients! Our nursing administration will step in when short staffed and our rehab administrator does the same. To me People should never be judged/treated horribly because of race, age, appearance, gender nor should they be berated publicly! Unprofessional
Most of the doctors now a days rely on diagnostics and labs. They often forget the value of empathy and personal connection with the patients and their co-staffs. If this is the case, the emergence of AI can replace doctors of the job and management. Advances in technology and sciences has replaced most of human work .We hope that this dreaded situation won’t happen in the near future because each patient has unique and individual differences. A guide and flowchart isn’t always enough…this story reflects the value of respect and communion of staffs geared to best practices…
@@juliajohn935 God bless you dear, .... for the numerous PATIENTS you served even though many were ungrateful. I want to thank you on their behalf. We love NURSES and other health Workers who help us recover when we are down with any kind of ailments.
Meekness is not weakness. Humble yourself before The Lord He will lift you up.Tiera took the punches and changed the environment for all. Pride is destructive.kenya
As a nurse in a hospital I can tell you what his attitude brings. He gets NO assistance from all nursing staff. He would be IGNORED and nurses would walk away from him if he wasn’t discussing patients orders. He would end up ostracised. Like the loser he was
The best healthcare leaders I’ve known were once nurses themselves. They never forgot what it was like on the front lines, and it made them compassionate, effective leaders.
I love this story one doesn't have to fight fire with fire Because most times that is exactly what arrogant bullies and racist hoping for But delomacy is the way to go
Why are there so many videos promoting racism and hate. We all know how the world feels about people who are different. We need to be promoting the opposite, love and compassion for others period.
The video powerfully showcases Tara Lawson's inspiring story. She confronts Dr. Hughes's disrespect with resilience and composure, using her experience to advocate for cultural change within the hospital. Tara emerges as a role model for respect and unity in healthcare, reminding us that every staff member, regardless of position or race, deserves to be treated with dignity. Thank you for sharing such an inspiring message!
We all are humans, created by God. the only difference is the top layer of our skin. and the people who act like this is Educated people, children have more love and care, than an adult.
@@gloriaadu-h4b That's right, their interactions with each other, evidences the truth, racism is learnt. Sadly this grew out of the Papal Voyages of Discovery Doctrine of the middle 15th Century to the early 16th Century, which enabled the Euro elite of the past, to secure their hold on power, influence and wealth. They strategized that the best way to secure their generational dominance, was to divide and conquer other ethnic groups and to strengthen their hold over the lower classes. As they colonised the world and established slave colonies, a two pronged classification was agreed upon. (a) Social class (already in place) (b) Colour. Middle class 'whites' (those granted political/Judicial/financial and military power), would be used as 'gate keepers' against any potential lower class 'white/black' coalition against the ruling elite. Lower case 'whites' would be given opportunities denied to all 'blacks', kept separate from each other and given different treatment under the law and opportunities for social and educational empowerment! That is the reason why 'black people' are still marginalised, propagandised, repressed and oppressed, equality legislation not withstanding!
In this video he talks about a nurse studying hard at medical school and my grandpa was a surgeon and my sister is a RN, and my niece is a RN and she worked for the Army and she just retired after 25 years but I heavily respect the medical field as it's not easy, but in this video he is definitely wrong even when I was in the Army, now I go to the VA HOSPITAL at 23rd and 1st Avenue in MANHATTAN whenever I need something
Thanks for sharing this story.
I am a Retired Nurse.
I have experienced doctors that were very biased over the years.
I have straightened out a few of them over the years.
Of course being a Jamaican I do not take any foolishness from anyone.
My husband is also a Retired Medical Doctor..
I am so glad that this Nurse knew her values.
Thanks.
Thank you dear MOM. God bless you abundantly in the name of JESUS CHRIST.
True, nursing has evolved, everyone one knows his/her right and working as a team.Titles don't work, respect is paramount 🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪
Thanks for sharing this powerful story! As a retired nurse, I’ve encountered my fair share of biased doctors throughout my career. I’ve stood up to them more than once, and as a Jamaican, I definitely don’t tolerate nonsense! I'm proud of this nurse for knowing her values and advocating for what's right. It’s crucial we continue to challenge biases in healthcare!
This is very educative to the core. Let love lead. We all need each other. Everyone's duty is very important in an organisation. Teamwork is key and must be upheld.
@@aikinsakorli1371 Amen.
Thanks Tara for showing humbleness and showing that the matter between you and Dr Hughes was not about you but your personality and respect
Thank you for sharing Tara's inspiring story. It’s a powerful reminder of resilience and the need for respect in our workplaces. Her strength and determination to enact change are truly commendable. I hope this encourages others to stand up against injustice and support each other.
A captivating narration of the power of action learning in practice. I thank Tera for her role and the role model she was through this instance.
WOW! Excellent! Showing Grace & humility & valuing each person loved & appreciated! Sometimes one experience in which a person suffers & yet seeks true solution for a wrong culture! True repentance, creating righteousness & happiness!
I am very impressed with how The Director of the Hospital treated with the situation, the protocol way instead of having a confrontation in the presence of her junior staff she acted absolutely brilliantly by making a formal report.
The medical ICU cardiologist at my job was a Registered nurse before she became a doctor. She was always very humble. Whenever she came to the ED for consultation she would be so respectful to everyone and helped even with patient care if we were tending to one of her patients. I will never forget her..a wonderful African American woman who made a lasting impression on my mind.
A wonderful American woman!
Unless she knew she had African fore parents and told you, one must assume she is aboriginal American.
Yes, that's right, America was a black (so called) Continent before the european conquest. Less than 300,000 African prisoners were enslaved in the USA.
Most melanated Americans are descended from Aboriginal Americans not Africans.
Your racist governance system has kept this truth out of your educational system history books.
@@jezeski2011It does matter because it’s still an ongoing problem that needs to be addressed seriously.Only he who feels it knows.
@@jezeski2011people dows not know that
@@celestesobers8697Definitely. Especially in the ER, you can tell who is there because they actually care about patients and who's there for just a job. As a Crohns patient, I was just in the ER on Friday. I had a great Young nurse. Very gentle and nurturing. I didn't even feel the IV needle going in. I wish I'd gotten her name.
Its not easy being a nurse. Nursing school should have a class on how to treat other staff members. We had many nurses and a few Doctors that behaved very difficult at all times. Some were looking for others weakness. I enjoyed my time working as a nurse it was very for filling.
Kudos to Tara a Bold,Humble and Friendly *BEHAVIOURAL CHANGER*.
Thanks for sharing this story. It is good for positive character building, mentoring and polishing for all all ages and working fields and institutions.. 🎉
Tera God bless you immensely. You are a good example to proud people. ❤🎉.
We believe God will bless and protect everyone. Thank God.
Beautiful and educational experience that teaches us to respect another person nomater who they.are
It's really empty barrels that make the MOST noise...... The right ATTITUDE is so PRICELESS.
This an amazing experience and an awesome. It’s an eye opener for people to treat others with respect and compassion.
The most wonderful aspect of this story for me, is the patience with which Tara handled the situation, her groundedness, then the lack of retaliatory action. Instead of trying to put the doctor in his place, she was more interested in achieving a positive outcome, which also resulted in the doctor, himself, changing for the better. I hope and pray I can learn to respond like Tara did. God bless her!
I hope Dr Hughes learns an IMPORTANT LESSON OF LIFE.....to respect and value the contributions of other colleagues since TEAM WORK brings out the BEST RESULTS.
@@alanvigor970 Thanks for your comment.
It is not easy to be cool when some of these doctors tried to be disrespectful.
I worked for almost 40 years in the Nursing profession.
I have seen so many doctors who behaved unkind to Nurses.
Of course I have straightened out a few in my time as a Nurse.
I appreciate this story..a lesson for my industry workspace as well.
Thanks so much for sharing ❤
Nurse Tera is simply wonderful , in bringing great change in the Hospital and even great education to us all. Thank you Nurse Tera.❤❤❤❤
It’s not as easy as it sounds here sweetie 😮
Bravo Tara this is happening in all the hospitals we need each other. Team work is the key❤
I'm in the UK. Directors have also rolled up there sleeves and helped out so it does happen. They treat all staff as equal as we knew them when they first started. No one is better than the other. We just have different titles. Excellent story.
God bless you Dr Tera
Arrogance and using power negatively is never the answer. I’m happy Dr Hughes and others like him learnt something from the humble but firm Medical Director.
Thank you for sharing this inspiring story. As a retired nurse, I’ve also encountered several doctors with biases and had to directly address some of them. With the strong spirit of a Jamaican, I don’t easily overlook nonsense from anyone. My husband, who’s also a retired doctor, has seen similar situations. It’s wonderful to see today’s nurses recognizing their worth and standing up for themselves.
This is truly enlightening and inspiring. Love and unity should guide us all. Every role in an organization plays a crucial part. Teamwork is essential and should always be valued!
I agreed with the above. Comment. Watching from Greece
We need Directors like Dr Tera in our hospital ❤
Bravo nurse Tara
Teamwork is the best in any sound organisation. We need each other amicably. ❤🎉 wow.
Thank you very much for educating us with such a nice scenario.
This story isn’t just about one person but about an entire system that needs change. Stories like these are so valuable because they remind all of us about the importance of fairness and respect in every job
I appreciate what tara did,this thing really happend in our country some doctor's regard themselves too high and treat nurses as low helper not equal..after the institution conducted a seminar on moral n social values, in all employees the treatment of doctor's emproved a little bit good.thanks for sharing this story it really happened inour hospital.
Wonderful Blackman's acceptance of every man as human with a goal of working together for a better development in every other department of life.
She is an epitome of humility and her demonstrated good leadership skills.
There is much prayer needed for the acts of RACISM ......God is a God of love! No one is entitled!!!!!!
A firm disciplined professional who stood for justice, reformation and change at the work and community and even our personal transformation of thinking and biases.
Praise יהוה what a moral story with a happy ending towards implementing ethical practices
I am now retired nurse, this doctor remind me about a Spanish doctor who would throw the chart when not please. Thanks for exposing this situation.
This story is a powerful reminder that titles don't define a person's worth, but respect and humility do. Tara’s grace and strength in the face of Dr. Hughes' ignorance is inspiring. It's a lesson in how systemic biases and assumptions can cloud judgment, but it also shows how one person’s quiet resilience can drive real change. So much respect for Tara, and I hope more workplaces take this as a call to foster inclusivity and respect for *everyone*, regardless of position or appearance. 👏💪
Thank God for the ones who remain Humble
Humility is very important in everything we do
I was an RN here in the states. Yes there are Doctors who can be hard to work with. Some of the Doctors treated me as I was the dumbest thing, others treated me as I was the greatest nurse. As I was an RN, I would, help the CNA’s, or anyone else
My mother was the director of nursing in a hospital in NYC for years. If they were short staffed, or needed assistance, she would act as a floor nurse.
great that is a really Night Ngale
That's the way it should be. Thanks for nurses like your mom. Tell her thank you for me. I too work in the medical field. Thank you to all the nurses out there.
@@ellenosceola5707 God bless her.
Wow ..... God bless her Beautiful and kind heart. Tell Mummy we are grateful for her kindness and the numerous PATIENTS she helped live a little longer on this earth before going home. THANK you dear MOM..... Lots of love 💕 from AFRICA.
That is as it should be. As a former nurse I never saw that in my 25 years of nursing. That is why I am no longer a nurse.
Good lesson for work places. I appreciate the grace and strength
Amazing story.
Love you so much Tara, you are so humbled
I HAD A VERY BAD EXPERIENCE SIMILAR TO TARA'S IN ONE OF NEW YORK HOSPITAL... POSTURE, CALMNESS, SELF-CONTROL, CONFIDENCE ETC ETC MATTER IN THIS CASE... IS NOT EASY. BELIEVE ME...
Great lesson on job behavior.
😇🙏❤️
That was so encouraging
Salute to Tara for her brave actions. We want such culture not just in hospitals but everywhere, give respect and earn resoect.
There are unexpected moments in life that remind us when we bravely face our fears, we discover our true inner strength
The problem we have is that we do not unite. When we are not facing injustice, we tend to look the other way. We need to help each other and let the workplace be friendly, serving everyone with justice.
Humble yourself and Good things will come your way.
lOVELY STORY. i LOVE IT
This is a great lesson to those that hate people without reasoning. We should love one another as ourselves, forget the colour or race. God created everyone of us in His image. Thanks for sharing the story.
Always be respectful and kind.
Amen
Treat others with respect no matter who you are or what you are and it will be reciprocated without ado. If you acted in a condescending manner towards others it means you have a problem with yourself 😮😮.
Tara.......is.......a........visionary.......leader
At my yearly PCP visit, a young attendant came to do my blood draws. She was quite efficient and gentle. As she finished, I saw her name tag as MD. I asked if they were short staffed. She said they only get several hours training in med school on needle sticks, she needed more training, and took every opportunity to get it while working at my clinic for a season b4 beginning her residency. I was very impressed and told of horror stories where physicians didn't seem to have a clue about drawing blood. Newfound appreciation that day by both. It was a great experience. Someone is getting a great doctor. ❤❤
This video sheds light on such an important issue. Well done!
What an eye-opening moment! It’s shocking to see such disrespect, especially towards someone in a leadership position. This highlights the importance of recognizing and addressing bias in the medical field. How can we foster more respect and equality in healthcare?
I am so Proud of how Tara handled the Awful situation! However, He still needed to be fired for it!😡 It was still so Disrespectful to Her and the other Nurses! He needed to be demoted or sent to another place to work!! He would of really learned and think about his actions!🤔
Tara is to be admired repect goes a long way I really enjoy it ❤
Grace counsels pride and arrogance. Lord please give me this grace.and make me a change maker in this our era
It was good to see that he consciously made an effort to change some in power don't they just brush it off as if they're right smh so sad.
What an educative story!! Love it
Love this story,& I think there's hope for me as a patient care assistant.
Some people are very humble and dont look down on. Anyone
If u don't have compassion ,u don't belong in a medical surrounding because that is where it starts. God bless u and all the patients❤🙏
Thank you thank you deeply deeply for this serious important lesson..we all human beings made differently from daddy god ❤️ 🙏 ♥️ we all must an should love each other noo matter what
Be nice to all.
Fantastically instructive!
Well done Tara 😊
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If anyone spoke to me like that they would have been out of the door quicker than they could ❤say sorry why can't people treat each other as to how they want to be treated themselves we should ❤ look out for each other and love everybody because we are all the same and we are all God's children
Your comment was great up until those last 6 words
A doctor who started her carrier as a nurse does not find it difficult to work as a nurse.
My colleague who first trained as a nurse and later did medicine could go set the trolleys in theater when the nurses were busy and had no problem with it. Once trained as a nurse you no longer act proud
Hospitals can’t function well without nurses or teams! He immediately didn’t see her as an equal because she was dressed as a nurse and her race! I have only respect for supervisors/admin that will step in when staff is limited for the good of the patients! Our nursing administration will step in when short staffed and our rehab administrator does the same. To me People should never be judged/treated horribly because of race, age, appearance, gender nor should they be berated publicly! Unprofessional
Disgraceful attitude towards anyone irrespective of their colour. Completely unacceptable behaviour.
Most of the doctors now a days rely on diagnostics and labs. They often forget the value of empathy and personal connection with the patients and their co-staffs. If this is the case, the emergence of AI can replace doctors of the job and management. Advances in technology and sciences has replaced most of human work .We hope that this dreaded situation won’t happen in the near future because each patient has unique and individual differences. A guide and flowchart isn’t always enough…this story reflects the value of respect and communion of staffs geared to best practices…
Watching from Barbafos
From Boston, a retired nurse.
@@juliajohn935 God bless you dear, .... for the numerous PATIENTS you served even though many were ungrateful. I want to thank you on their behalf. We love NURSES and other health Workers who help us recover when we are down with any kind of ailments.
Some of these doctors think they are gods
Meekness is not weakness. Humble yourself before The Lord He will lift you up.Tiera took the punches and changed the environment for all. Pride is destructive.kenya
Some people, like this Dr. are Lords themselves & Don't know who the true Lord is.
As a nurse in a hospital I can tell you what his attitude brings. He gets NO assistance from all nursing staff. He would be IGNORED and nurses would walk away from him if he wasn’t discussing patients orders. He would end up ostracised. Like the loser he was
This is 2024 and the past shouldn’t be here. Moving past that is a better way and less stressful for all workers.
So inspiring ❤🎉😮
The best healthcare leaders I’ve known were once nurses themselves. They never forgot what it was like on the front lines, and it made them compassionate, effective leaders.
During covid doctors worked both rolls so did nurses no one had a title during covid am just saying
I love this story one doesn't have to fight fire with fire
Because most times that is exactly what arrogant bullies and racist hoping for
But delomacy is the way to go
That doctor his mistermeaner that will get him fired from the hospital which the nurses must complain to the head of the hospital 🏥!!
Why are there so many videos promoting racism and hate. We all know how the world feels about people who are different. We need to be promoting the opposite, love and compassion for others period.
We all created by God.
People must know no job is too small in every in every organisation.
The video powerfully showcases Tara Lawson's inspiring story. She confronts Dr. Hughes's disrespect with resilience and composure, using her experience to advocate for cultural change within the hospital. Tara emerges as a role model for respect and unity in healthcare, reminding us that every staff member, regardless of position or race, deserves to be treated with dignity. Thank you for sharing such an inspiring message!
We all are humans, created by God. the only difference is the top layer of our skin. and the people who act like this is Educated people, children have more love and care, than an adult.
@@gloriaadu-h4b
That's right, their interactions with each other, evidences the truth, racism is learnt.
Sadly this grew out of the Papal Voyages of Discovery Doctrine of the middle 15th Century to the early 16th Century, which enabled the Euro elite of the past, to secure their hold on power, influence and wealth.
They strategized that the best way to secure their generational dominance, was to divide and conquer other ethnic groups and to strengthen their hold over the lower classes.
As they colonised the world and established slave colonies, a two pronged classification was agreed upon. (a) Social class (already in place) (b) Colour.
Middle class 'whites' (those granted political/Judicial/financial and military power), would be used as 'gate keepers' against any potential lower class 'white/black' coalition against the ruling elite.
Lower case 'whites' would be given opportunities denied to all 'blacks', kept separate from each other and given different treatment under the law and opportunities for social and educational empowerment!
That is the reason why 'black people' are still marginalised, propagandised, repressed and oppressed, equality legislation not withstanding!
Amen
In this video he talks about a nurse studying hard at medical school and my grandpa was a surgeon and my sister is a RN, and my niece is a RN and she worked for the Army and she just retired after 25 years but I heavily respect the medical field as it's not easy, but in this video he is definitely wrong even when I was in the Army, now I go to the VA HOSPITAL at 23rd and 1st Avenue in MANHATTAN whenever I need something
In my humble opinion, CNA’s make excellent RN’s and RN’s make excellent DR’s. 🤷🏽♀️
This doctor is proud
Narcissistic disorder as a doctor is very bad.
Grace that we can only give (as blacks) but hard to receive from this kind of people-why? I never understood y’all🧐
oh so heartbreaking. Using women suffering for entertainment is shameful 🤦♀. Luckily, kindness and love won out in the end
good story
Yes, many black folks have been discriminated against, but we Asians are constantly discriminated against by both blacks and whites.
Great example to emulate in front of humiliating challenges among others.
This world belongs to humble.