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@EricTopol @NewYorker @joshuarothman @MelvinBackman Yes! But a few thoughts:
1) We should organize as health workers, not doctors.
2) We need to avoid saviorism, learn allyship.
3) We need to organize for self-protection, quality patient care, better societal structures, and the political change that enables all of the above.
1) We should organize as health workers, not doctors.
2) We need to avoid saviorism, learn allyship.
3) We need to organize for self-protection, quality patient care, better societal structures, and the political change that enables all of the above.
@EricTopol @NewYorker @joshuarothman @MelvinBackman 4) We need to learn from actual organizers e.g.:
@resist_school from the community organizers who trained Obama youtube.com/channel/UCqC33…
@momentum_tweets of Sunrise/GND prominence youtube.com/user/MovementM…
@rsgexp No Shortcuts, and listen to this:
@resist_school from the community organizers who trained Obama youtube.com/channel/UCqC33…
@momentum_tweets of Sunrise/GND prominence youtube.com/user/MovementM…
@rsgexp No Shortcuts, and listen to this:
@EricTopol @NewYorker @joshuarothman @MelvinBackman @resist_school @momentum_tweets @rsgexp 5a) We need to fix the meta-narrative from the technical, utilitarian "health units aren't optimized or equitable one."
We must focus more on the personal, inter-personal, and moral.
We must focus more on the personal, inter-personal, and moral.
