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Physicians for a National Health Plan Building a feminist, anti-racist, pro-immigrant SP movement: Why and how? Roona Ray, MD MPH Physicians for a National Health Plan Annual Conference San Diego, 10 November 2018

Outline & objectives// Who are we? Why is single payer a feminist, anti-racist, & pro-immigrant issue? How do we organize with this perspective in our communities? Approaches in New York Explore potential allies Some readings

Who? //

Why are you here? I think that engaging people around single payer as a feminist, anti-racist, and pro-immigrant issue will grow the powerful movement we need to build power and win single payer, health justice, and civil rights.

Why? //

Why is single payer a feminist issue?

Why is single payer an anti-racist & civil rights issue?

Why is single payer pro-immigrant issue?

Single payer is one part of a larger landscape of health justice & civil rights demands that we must engage with.

We build power by involving people who are most affected by the healthcare crisis & working in solidarity with them.

How? //

How do we unlearn sexism, racism, & xenophobia?

Who in your community cares about feminism, racial justice, & immigrants?

How have/would you approach/ed them as a single payer activist?

How would your life & your community’s life change if you had guaranteed healthcare?

Approaches in New York Anti-racism training Online and in collaboration with Healthcare Rights and Access Survey Focused outreach to communities of color & immigrant communities, including translation on-demand Jointly organized events Power to Heal, a film about how Medicare desegregated US hospitals People of color & immigrants caucus New flyer on racial & immigrant justice & SP

Demands for healthcare for all and single payer in current movements for women, people of color, & immigrants: // Black Mamas Matter Alliance Poor People’s Campaign NY Immigration Coalition Democratic Socialists of America NYC Socialist Feminist Working Group The Movement for Black Lives National Women’s Liberation National Domestic Workers’ Alliance

Some reads: // “The Fight for Healthcare Has Always Been About Civil Rights” “Undocumented, Uninsured, Unafraid” ”The Feminist Case for Single Payer”

Thanks! //