Why Healthcare Needs A Civil Rights-Style Movement

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What will it take to produce genuine reform in our system? I think of the Civil Rights movement that blossomed in America after World War II. Looking at the horrors of Jim Crow, bold leaders saw a system that was a national embarrassment and demanded reform. And so a movement was born and carried by a brave aggregation of ordinary people who were not about to rest until they saw concrete change in front of their eyes.

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