

Takeover
A group of young Puerto Rican activists seized a dilapidated hospital in New York City in 1970, sparking a struggle for healthcare access and community rights.
“How We Occupied a Hospital and Changed Public Health Care”
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A group of young Puerto Rican activists seized a dilapidated hospital in New York City in 1970, sparking a struggle for healthcare access and community rights.
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In 1970, a group of young activists occupies a dilapidated hospital in New York City. Their actions spark a struggle for healthcare access and community rights. As they confront systemic neglect, these individuals advocate for equitable healthcare for all. The takeover reflects their determination to address the dire conditions of the healthcare system. Directed by Emma Francis-Snyder, the 38-minute documentary captures the challenges faced by these activists and their efforts to change public health care for marginalized communities.
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