Though Kennedy's line of questioning is ruthless, she also points out the holes and blind spots in Turk's beliefs of white supremacy. Because white supremacy assumes the superiority and the perfection of white people, it's impossible then to accept that a perfect child like Davis might've had a life-threatening condition. Turk's anger shows that he can't yet handle having inconsistencies pointed out to him; his critical thinking is still overshadowed by anger and hate.