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White Coats Against Racism in Sacramento County

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Fawn Cothran
6 years ago

UC Davis Betty Irene Moore School of Nursing Faculty Vote no on this agenda item and stop reinforcing the militarization of police/police brutality in Black communities.

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Alisa Yates
6 years ago

We need equity now. It’s better for everyone.

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Kelsey Millar
6 years ago

Resident physician at UC Davis

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Nolan Giehl
6 years ago

3rd year Internal Medicine resident at UC Davis Medical Center.

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Ian Kim
6 years ago

Do not further intensify and worsen the police violence against this justifiable and necessary protest movement. Vote no on this agenda item. Everyday people who are protesting peacefully are being critically injured by police who lack proper training and have shown in recent days they are incapable of proper restraint. I am a Family Medicine Physician living and working in Sacramento, CA.

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Darian Mangu
6 years ago

Second Year Medical Student

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Gabriel Reina MD
6 years ago

Family Physician

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Hammad Khan
6 years ago

MD/MPH - Psychiatric Resident Physician - Lifelong Sacramento Resident.

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Ben Liu
6 years ago

Please help our communities and our healthcare system address these intense challenges including police violence, COVID, and climate change. We could direct more attention and funding towards social wellness or even essentials like PPE rather than spending so much money on militarizing our police while simultaneously not holding enough accountability in rooting out systemic racism.

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Jacqueline Leon
6 years ago

As a publicly supported medical student I attend UC Davis School of Medicine. As a MPH public health practitioner and a rising third year I intentionally chose to pursue a medical training program that with a strong emphasis on community health. I am enrolled in one of the UC PRIME programs at UCDSOM. I strongly believe that addressing public health in conjunction with medical sciences is the BEST way to holistically and inclusively support the health of patients and communities. If we ignore the social determinants and influences of health then we, in the sectors inside and outside of medicine and the health care, are not being socially responsible to best care for each other.

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Seema Kochhar
6 years ago

Child/adol/adult psychiatrist, MMG/Dignity Healthcare

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Analiy Ortiz Guardado
6 years ago

Rising MS1, UC Davis School of Medicine

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Eleasa Sokolski
6 years ago

Internal Medicine & Psychiatry resident at UC Davis. Please protect my coworkers, friends, and patients against COVID and police brutality. We are all part of this community and need to stand together.

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Kirti Malhotra
6 years ago

Primary Care Physician in Sacramento County

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Swati Rao
6 years ago

UC Davis School of Medicine Faculty, Family Medicine and Psychiatry Physician for Sacramento County Mental Health Treatment Center

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Ethan cermeno
6 years ago

Focus on saving black lives and protecting us from covid-19 and police brutality

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John Landefeld
6 years ago

Internal Medicine, Primary Care Physician in Sacramento County

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Carmen Estrada
6 years ago

Rising MS3, UC Davis SOM Let’s seek for alternatives to help the community health and deal with the underlying issues instead of trying to combat them with resistance to change. Let’s show our community that we are listening!

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Kimberly Ngo
6 years ago

UC Davis Medical Student

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Zachary Holt
6 years ago

Primary Care Physician, Internal Medicine, UC Davis Health