Abstract
“So, Sue Me:” Medical Professionals Should Support Title VI Civil Rights Law Improvements as Part of their Anti-racism Work
Highlights
The author argues that health care professionals can contribute to anti-racism efforts by learning about the shortcomings of Title VI and supporting legislative changes that would hold health care organizations accountable for discrimination
Advocating for legislation that meets the standards of other civil rights laws to hold the healthcare industry legally responsible for discrimination should be part of medical professionals’ anti-racism work
It did not ensure a right to health care and it does not guarantee a right to health, healthcare access is an important element of a healthy life and broadening the reach of health insurance is a worthy goal
Summary
“So Sue Me”: Medical Professionals Should Support Strengthening Title VI Anti-Discrimination Laws The author argues that health care professionals can contribute to anti-racism efforts by learning about the shortcomings of Title VI and supporting legislative changes that would hold health care organizations accountable for discrimination.
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