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In reply to the discussion: More Than One Medical Student At UVA Believes Black People Don't Feel Pain [View all]heaven05
(18,124 posts)about the superhumaness of black people has been going on for generations. Small example: in the Southwest military campaigns against the native-Americans black soldiers(so called 'Buffalo Soldiers) were sent there because the white military commanders felt they could handle the heat better because they were African in origin and their ancestors had lived in the "jungles". These soldiers were treated horrendously by the white military establishment yet continued to perform their 'missions'. Same goes for the campaign in Cuba at Kettle Hill during the Spanish-American War. (9th and 10th Calvery(Colored) and 24th and 25th Infantray(Colored) were main units. South Pacific campaigns, WW2, same mythology applied.
So to read of this 'study' of white medical student mythological thinking continuing, I'm not surprised.