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What is the Nonviolent Medicaid Army?
The Nonviolent Medicaid Army of the poor is a growing, politically independent force of the poor and dispossessed, united across identities, regions, races and issues, modeled after MLK's 'nonviolent army of the poor' from the first Poor People's Campaign of 1968. We are currently active in states like Wyoming, Wisconsin, Texas, Indiana, Georgia, Massachusetts, Illinois, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, New York, Ohio, Maryland and Vermont. We are not a coalition or a campaign, but a network of organizations and committees that understand healthcare to be a strategic front of struggle to unite the working class. Find us on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/nonviolentmedicaidarmy.
Who makes up the Nonviolent Medicaid Army?
There are currently over 90 million people in the U.S. who get their healthcare through Medicaid and CHIP (Children's Health Insurance Program). These 90 million, as well as those unfairly excluded from Medicaid - due to such reasons as arbitrary income cutoffs, or documentation status - represent the diversity of the entire working class. We are impacted by every single front of struggle - be it the fight for housing, a healthy environment, living wages, food, education, freedom from debt, freedom of migration, or freedom from criminalization and incarceration. The fight for Medicaid is common to the North and the South of the U.S. and the fight for healthcare broadly unites the global working class.