@Kucinghitam Broadly agree with you. As a mixed race person I would not want me or my family anywhere near NHS Fife. And have had major concerns since all this talk of racism and no action.
I was, however, on reflection shocked, surprised and disappointed by the evidence against Sandie today. Prior to today we only had very vague rumours and no concrete or direct evidence of racism, even contradicting other claims which smacked of bullying.
But there is relevance imho - there's a distinction between being unhappy sharing a changing room because someone is a "weirdo" and respectfully because they are biologically male. The former is bigoted which I don't support, the latter a valid viewpoint.
I fall into the later. I would not have wanted to change in a room with Dr. Upton, however I would respect that they are trans and should be treated with dignity and respect.
In conclusion I don't feel like I can support anyone in this case.
It has opened up a really horrible world of institutional issues inside the NHS.
For balance here I was also very shocked by the attitude of Dr. Upton, as reflected by some TRAs, especially treating those who ask for a female doctor without clarification, which is assault.