Part 2
Not everyone agrees
However, there are those who disagree that 'Doctors Against Racism' is doing much-needed pioneering work against racism. One of them is Göteborgs-Posten's editorial writer Adam Cwejman. He believes that what this group is doing instead is to collectively blame the Swedish people in a way that borders on slander.

Cwejman believes that the organization's claims that the racism of healthcare personnel is the explanation and cause of the mistakes that sometimes occur in healthcare and that can have serious consequences for the affected patient are conspiracy theories and figments of the imagination without support in the world of reason.

Such events are reported and investigated by, among others, Ivo. And there is nothing in the investigations to indicate that it is about the racism of white Swedish healthcare workers.

But the lack of such explanations, according to 'Doctors against racism', is due to the fact that even Ivo is steeped in racism because most of the people who work there are "white majority Swedes" and thus part of the "white hospital violence".

The National Board of Health and Welfare's training program to cure Swedish racists is not the only initiative that 'Doctors against racism' has managed to push through. For some time now, people have been given access to the medical courses at, among others, Karolinska in Stockholm, and there, behind a facade of giving lectures, hurl their accusations at light-skinned healthcare staff.

All racism is not racism according to the association
'Doctors against racism' also do not feel the same way about all racism, points out Cwejman. Certain racism, such as spreading proven anti-Semitic myths, is on the contrary not racism at all but something legitimate.

So when one of the members of the organization criticized the artist Stina Wollter for spreading such myths in connection with the terrorist act of Hamas in October, the others in the organization took a break from accusing white Swedes.

Now the focus instead became to accuse the colleague and to distance himself from him who was believed to have engaged in "threats and hatred" when he expressed criticism of Wollter's anti-Semitism. They even contacted the colleague's employer with demands that he should "take action".

On the other hand, supporting Hamas terror is fine if you are a member of 'Doctors Against Racism'. The day after 1,400 Jewish civilians were murdered, one of the medical organization's members wrote "Finally" in a post on Facebook along with a picture of the 'Palestinian' flag.

"Swedish healthcare is wise to keep this association at arm's length," Cwejman rounds off his criticism. However, the National Board of Health and Welfare does not seem to have read the article in GP.