2014
DOI: 10.1001/virtualmentor.2014.16.6.mhst1-1406
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The American Medical Association and Race

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“…103 This epitome of professions has been led by the powerful AMA – an organization that supported, until recently, the segregation of physicians by race since its inception. The AMA policy of relegating admission decisions to local societies and thus distancing itself from the decisions was “pivotal in creating a 2-tiered system of medicine in the American South and border states – racially divided, separate, and unequal.” 104 (para. 17 ) Because of AMA policy, the organization could on one hand condemn the persecution of persons based on race or religion, while tolerating racial exclusion within its ranks.…”
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“…103 This epitome of professions has been led by the powerful AMA – an organization that supported, until recently, the segregation of physicians by race since its inception. The AMA policy of relegating admission decisions to local societies and thus distancing itself from the decisions was “pivotal in creating a 2-tiered system of medicine in the American South and border states – racially divided, separate, and unequal.” 104 (para. 17 ) Because of AMA policy, the organization could on one hand condemn the persecution of persons based on race or religion, while tolerating racial exclusion within its ranks.…”
Section: Collusive Factorsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…17 ) Because of AMA policy, the organization could on one hand condemn the persecution of persons based on race or religion, while tolerating racial exclusion within its ranks. Thus, the institutional racism of the AMA “insidiously cloaked the racial discrimination” of the organization 104 (para. 21 ) and its members.…”
Section: Collusive Factorsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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