A Black Man with a Stethoscope.: Racism, Discrimination and Hatred in the NHS, UK. - Paperback

This book is about Racism focussing on the United Kingdom. It dates back to the days of slavery. It is true that slavery is over in some respects, but today many decisions are still made based on the colour of one's skin. The issue of Racism, while it is mainly a social discrimination issue, has in time started affecting the economy, the spiritual, and credibility of Europe, United Kingdom, and the American legal systems. The Author of this book grew up surrounded by Racism in its true colours, but in this book, he will focus on his most recent personal and professional experiences, which all started when he was hired at the Isle of Wight, NHS Hospital, England in 2013 where within two months of employment, false allegations were brought up against him. Despite his innocence, he suffered immensely from the gross injustice, and it appeared the aim was to terminate his reputation as a doctor and his life and that of his family. The suffering was unfair and unduly prolonged. This book is aimed at inspiring and challenging those interested in seeing that the world is rid of the evils of the Racism, Hatred, and Discrimination. This book will not pretend to provide solutions to the problems; it is intended to sensitize many and to prepare our youths of the uncontrollable pandemic. The book has attempted to point out some of the evils caused by racism which have been the underlying causes of unrest and skin-colour turbulence throughout the world. Most importantly it is intended to share with the public what Dr Fair-Brain experienced as a professional carrying out his medical duties diligently and compassionately in England. He learnt that most of those in responsible offices still showed a nonchalant attitude in assisting to end the evils of Racism including those one would expect to take the initiative. Instead, these individuals seem to be the ones who continue to kindle or fan the fires of human atrocities. T Gordon Fair-Brain Mtetwa is a medical doctor, with special interest in medical Oncology. He is a positive thinker, a catalyst for change, a proponent for racial equality and a conduit for the function of the Holy Spirit. He received his BA at Marshall University, W Va., USA; a Medical Degree, Faculty of Medicine, UWI; MSc in Pain Management from University of Leicester and Diploma in Clinical Oncology; University of Birmingham, England. Dr Fair-Brain is passionate about fair and honest treatment of people of every colour and race. He aspires to assist in Healing Hurting Hearts.