re: Are there Black Hospitals?

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I wasn't really trying to specify the situation years ago with the hospitals but it just gets old hearing about "black" this and "black" that when we are supposed to be colorblind and it has pretty much been achieved in that manner as well EXCEPT for those who seek to apply "black" to a group to be exclusive, which is what I always thought was frowned upon. Nowadays ANY hospital should tend to ANY patient in need of care. But this extends beyond hospitals...so many aspects in society now has whites bending over backwards to be inclusive and colorblind and helpful to everyone yet there is a big push, from the left it seems(wow, imagine that), to focus on this 11% of society these days to stir up trouble and discord for these two groups I mentioned in my post.

A VAST majority of whites would like to get beyond the whole racial thing but the subject can't die when this other part of specifying race/gender identity is in play and made to be a sore thumb on purpose to carve out the trans groups and a segment of the blacks to cause divisiveness. It is tiresome.

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I'm not sure that the OP is looking to get past since he ginning up a controversy where there isn't any. I just answered his question. Yes there are a few remaining hospitals that were formerly segregated. I suspect that ones in Norfolk and Nashville probably have white folks as 1/3 of their census. I'm not sure what the issue is.