Not All In

Tiffany D. Joseph's "Not All In" delves into the disparities in healthcare access faced by immigrant communities in the US, particularly focusing on the experiences of Brazilians, Dominicans, and Salvadorans in Greater Boston.

The book examines how race, ethnicity, and legal status intersect to create barriers to healthcare coverage and care, challenging the notion that policies like the Affordable Care Act automatically ensure equitable access.

Joseph's research reveals how systemic issues, including language barriers and fear of immigration enforcement, significantly impact healthcare access for these communities.

The book highlights the complexities of policy implementation and advocates for more inclusive reforms that address the lived realities of immigrants.

Ultimately, "Not All In" underscores the need for a more just and equitable healthcare system.