Jefferson Hospital fired a Jefferson Health employee for a racist, hate filled post that went viral. The employee was identified as Diane Amoratis. A Jefferson spokesperson said the employee was not a nurse, but declined to identify her job duties.Jefferson fires employee over racist rant.
Diane Amoratis 53, of Bridesburg, an area of with a history racism in the City of Philadelphia, didn’t bite her tongue. Now it has cost her a job. Bridesburg was one of the areas in the past where minorities were unable to peaceably walk through without being assaulted. Racism in Bridesburg.
Amoratis wrote the inflammatory Facebook post following Saturday night’s Black Lives Matter protest in North Philadelphia in front of the 24th and 25th Districts. This is where resident racist Corporal Robert Pawlowski is currently assigned.
Amoratis stated she is proud to white and wants black people to get an “honest job”. Well now she needs a job.
According to the Philadelphia Daily News, “The diatribe, which also praised police restraint at the protest, smoldered unnoticed for a day before it was shared tens of thousands of times by outraged Facebook users across the nation. Many who read the post directed their anger at Jefferson, demanding Amoratis be fired.” And Jefferson obliged.
Jefferson posted on it’s Facebook page “”Hate speech of any kind is unacceptable at Jefferson and is not consistent with our values, policies and the culture of inclusiveness, dignity and respect we continue to build here.”
Dr. Brian H. Williams, the trauma surgeon who tried in vain to save some of the five police officers who died after the hate crime perpetrated against them by Micah Johnson.
Dr. Williams, who was visibly upset lamented “Hate speech of any kind is unacceptable at Jefferson and is not consistent with our values, policies and the culture of inclusiveness, dignity and respect we continue to build here”, he expressed to CNN’s Don Lemon.
Amoratis has since deleted her racist Facebook diatribe. There is another screenshot where another person who says she also called black people moneys and animals.
There is a pattern here. Frank Fina, Pat Blessington and Mark Costanzo also posted racist, homophobic emails that morphed into what became known as “Porngate”. It should have more appropriately be monikered, “Hategate”.
Two of the racist procecutors, Pat Blessington and Mark Costanzo are still with the Philadelphia District Attorney’s Office, while a third, Frank Fina, recently resigned. Racist Prosecutors Transferred by DA.
The announcement only came after a Philadelphia City Council resolution passed on calling for Frank Fina, Mark Costanzo and Pat Blessington to be fired. District Attorney Seth Williams have steadfastly supported the three prosecutors. Defying numerous groups, besides Philadelphia City Council, demanding their ouster. The Pennsylvania National Organization for Women sent to open letter to Williams who still refused to terminate the trio. Calls for an independent prosecutor to look into the racist, homophobic and sexist emails went unheeded by Williams. 
Porngate bought down two Pennsylvania Supreme Court Justices, Seamus McCaffery, who was once a Philadelphia Police Officer and J. Michael Eakin who resigned after the emails, which included ridiculing African Americans, women and homosexuals.
Corporal Robert Pawlowski received a 30 day suspension after referring to black officers as “niggers” and “banana eating monkeys” inside the Fraternal Order of Police Lodge 5. 
Philadelphia has big problems. And when you have individuals who hold the positions such as Judges, Police Officers and Health care professionals, there is little wonder why the minority communities are suspicious of law enforcement.
In America, African Americans are more likely to have people in these positions making life and death decisions concerning them.
Enough is enough. Jefferson Hospital ensured this person will have no power over black people who may come across her in their hospital. Although Jefferson has stated Amoratis is not a nurse, allnurses.com has identified her as a nurse. Amoratis, Nurse or Not a Nurse. A LinkedIn profile also lists a Diane Amoratis as a Registered Nurse whose specialty is critical care. A scary thought, especially since black police officers who are shot in that area could end up requiring her help.
Thank you Jefferson Health. Continuing your position as a world class hospital and employer.
The baffling part is a racist website used by Philadelphia Police officer, moderated by a white Philadelphia Police supervisor, Fredric McQuiggan was allowed to exist for years without the supervisor being disciplined, nor any attempt to stop it by a sitting black police commissioner.
Three white prosecutors, who left the State Attorney General’s Office under dubious circumstances, was hired by a black sitting District Attorney. The District Attorney then protected the prosecutors even when it the offensive racist emails were disclosed. This is the public sector. Fortunately, the private sector, had no such qualms and terminated the racist poster.
Racist Police, racist Prosecutors, racist Judges, racist medical professionals, documented incident after documented incident, but many whites get upset and calls out anyone who is bold enough to challenge the ways things are, “race baiters”. In Philadelphia, and in Pennsylvania, it is rearing its ugly head, thanks to the advent of cellphone and social media, more than ever. It can no longer be denied.
How can black and brown people trust a system where some of its members either verbally, or write their racist views or share racist views? There is a problem right here in Philadelphia City. It resonates with the song from the Music Man called “Ya Got Trouble”. The song goes, ”
Gawker magazine was questioning if Philadelphia was the most racist city in America. Philadelphia: Most Racist City in America? Hopefully not.
There has to be a dialogue in America regarding race. The first thing that has to happen occur is the acceptance there is a problem. Especially in policing, where racism can cost lives.
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