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WATCH: Racist Woman Demands 'White Doctor' For Son At Mississauga, Ont. Clinic

Darpan News Desk, 20 Jun, 2017 09:50 AM
    Extreemly rude and racist woman  asked to see a white doctor who doesn't have brown teeth, who is born in Canada and who can speak English. 
     
    The incident happened at around 12:30 PM on June 18, 2017 at Rapid Access to Medical Specialists (Clinic) in Mississauga, Canada
     
    Hitesh Bhardwaj recorded the incident while waiting for his own appointment. 
     
    In a video, a woman makes several demands for a "white doctor" who "doesn't have brown teeth, that speaks English" at a walk-in clinic in Mississauga, Ont., on Sunday. 
     
     
     
     
    "I saw a doctor that was not white that did not help my kid," says the woman in the video. "I would like to see a white doctor. You're telling me there isn't one white doctor in this whole entire building?" 
     
     
    Bhardwaj says that he started filming the incident after a woman sitting next to him asked the agitated woman why the doctor had to be white.
     
     
    "I couldn't help but record the video," said Bhardwaj. "This is bad, this is inappropriate and shouldn't go unnoticed."
     
     
    Bhardwaj said, as an immigrant to Canada himself, he's really proud to live here and "couldn't believe" what he saw.
     
     
    "I couldn't stop thinking about it," Bhardwaj said. "The whole episode kept on repeating in my head, I was very upset. You know I can't even define the feeling."

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