«An important, detailed account of the hard-won victories in the fight for equal health care access in the United States.
—Foreword Reviews»

«Racism in the U.S. health care system has been deliberately undermining Black health care professionals and exacerbating health disparities among Black Americans for centuries. David Chanoff and Louis W. Sullivan, former secretary of Health and Human Services, detail how the struggle for equity has been fought in the field of health care, where bias and disparities continue to be volatile national issues.
—Washington Informer»

«A pertinent and valuable exploration of the often-overlooked endeavors to address racial health disparities in the United States....The book captivates readers by weaving together political history and memoir, interspersed with interviews and reflections from those closely associated with AMPHS to paint a vivid picture of a critical historical period.
—The FASEB Journal»

«An extraordinary story of women and men who worked to improve the health and human condition of Black and other underserved or unserved populations... Sustaining health equity demands the tenacity that AMHPS has demonstrated since its inception nearly 50 years ago... [The] title of the book, "We'll Fight It Out Here," is the mantra that charactered AMHPS in the past, characterizes AMHPS in the present, and will characterize AMHPS in the future.
—Journal of Health Care for the Poor and Underserved»

«Chanoff and Sullivan's book is thorough, honest, inspiring and certain to become a must-read for all public health professionals.
—Journal of Consumer Health on the Internet»