Leadership
Stanley Goldfarb, MD
Board Chair
Kristina Rasmussen
Executive Director
Lindsay Killen
Chief Operating Officer
Scott Centorino
Vice President of Policy & Progams
Programs
Laura Morgan MSN, RN
Senior Director of Programs - Eliminating DEI in Medicine
Michelle Havrilla, CRNP
Director of Programs - Protecting Children from Youth Gender Ideology
Natalie Allen
Director of Legal Programs
Policy & Research
Ian Kingsbury, PhD
Director of Research
James Eller
Director of Investigations
Philip Jenevein
Policy Strategist
Membership & Outreach
Kelly Eustis
Director of Member Engagement
Beth Serio, RN
External Relations Manager
Communications
Ailan Evans
Managing Editor
Operations & Administration
Olivia McCarver
Director of Development
Anneliese Hughes
Senior Executive Assistant and Events Manager
Senior Fellows
Benita Cotton-Orr
Senior Fellow
Mark J. Perry
Senior Fellow
Jay Greene
Senior Fellow
Dr. Daniel Weiss
Senior Fellow
Dr. Miriam Grossman
Senior Fellow
January Littlejohn
Parent Advocate
Chloe Cole
Patient Advocate
Dr. Roy Eappen
Senior Fellow
Raheem Williams
Senior Fellow
Tabia Lee
Senior Fellow
Dr. Ivan Abdouch
Senior Fellow
Dr. Richard Bosshardt
Senior Fellow
Dr. Aida Cerundolo
Senior Fellow
Dr. Jared Ross
Senior Fellow
Dr. Kevin Jon Williams
Senior Fellow
Dr. Travis Morrell
Senior Fellow
Jamie Reed
Senior Fellow
Visiting Fellows
Lucas Klein, Ph.D.
Visiting Fellow
Larry Brooks, Ph.D.
Visiting Fellow
D. Michael Ready, M.D.
Visiting Fellow
Paul Terdal
Visiting Fellow
Marilyn Singleton, MD, JD
Dr. Singleton was a board-certified anesthesiologist and past president of the Association of American Physicians and Surgeons. She had given many presentations on health policy and had published numerous articles. Dr. Singleton ran for Congress in 2012 with a message of personal freedom and limited government.
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“I reject the unscientific accusation that people are defined by their race, not by their individual beliefs and choices.”
– Dr. Marilyn Singleton (1947–2024)
Dr. Marilyn Singleton was a trailblazer, inspiring everyone around her with her unwavering pursuit of liberty and opposition to the diversity, equity, and inclusion mandates she felt were insulting to everyone involved in the practice and education of medicine.
Her passion started at an early age. As a teenager, she protested California’s Proposition 14, boycotted Woolworth’s segregated lunch counters, and began a relentless pursuit of knowledge.
In defiance of those who said black people couldn’t attend Stanford University, she broke barriers and graduated from Stanford, then the University of California at San Francisco’s medical school, laying the foundation for a storied career in medicine.
While still practicing medicine, she attended UC Berkeley Law School to gain a greater understanding of the intersection between public policy, law, and healthcare. She interned at the National Health Law Project and eventually practiced insurance and health law while maintaining her medical licenses and practice, all the while advocating tirelessly on behalf of her patients.
And as DEI mandates began to sweep the nation, Dr. Singleton adamantly refuted the false notion of “implicit bias,” calling it insulting and degrading. Never one to shy away from taking a public stand, she penned numerous op-eds, sat down for countless television interviews, hosted her own podcast, co-hosted our podcast, and even sued the state of California late last year for its implicit bias training mandate for licensure.
We are proud to share with you Marilyn’s amazing work with Do No Harm on this page. See our tribute video here.
Authored Content
Commentary
Advocates for Equality Must Emerge from the Bunker and Speak Up
I recently toured the now-defunct Project Greek Island at the Greenbrier Resort. Built in 1958, this top secret government facility was a fortified bunker into which the U.S. Congress would…
Podcast
S2E2: The Silencing of Nurses Who Challenge DEI
Dr. Marilyn Singleton is joined by guest host and registered nurse Laura Morgan. Together, they discuss the recent push to indoctrinate medical professionals on DEI and so-called gender-affirming care.
Podcast
S2E1: Discussing So-Called “Gender-Affirming Care” With Dr. Elliot Kaminetzky
Dr. Elliot Kaminetzky joins hosts Dr. Stanley Goldfarb and Dr. Marilyn Singleton to discuss the harmful practice of so-called “gender-affirming care.” Dr. Elliot Kaminetzky is a clinical psychologist and…
Commentary
California Physicians’ Group ‘Summit’ Urges Doctors to Promote the ‘Health Equity’ Ideology – But Dr. Marilyn Singleton Pushes Back
Physicians for a Healthy California (PHC) – the philanthropic arm of the California Medical Association (CMA) – recently called upon the state’s doctors to make “health equity,” a Critical Race…
Media Mention, Video
Dr. Marilyn Singleton blasts MSNBC guest for blaming racism for health issues
California anesthesiologist and ‘Do No Harm’ senior fellow Dr. Marilyn Singleton joins ‘Fox & Friends’ to follow up on her criticism against MSNBC guest Dr. Uché Blackstock’s claim that racism…
Video
Dr. Marilyn Singleton denounces DEI policies in med schools: ‘It’s disgusting’
Anesthesiologist and Do No Harm Visiting Fellow Dr. Marilyn Singleton joins Fox Business to expand on her argument that medical schools are bringing back racial segregation. Watch at…
Op-Ed
I’m a doctor and my Black parents saw me break free of segregation. Now medical schools are bringing it back
Medical schools are returning to ‘separate but equal,’ but doctors know we’re all the same on the inside My mother and father went to segregated schools, separated from…
Video
Dr. Marilyn Singleton on The Megyn Kelly Show
Do No Harm Visiting Fellow Dr. Marilyn Singleton discusses the effects of DEI in medicine with host Megyn Kelly.
Op-Ed
The Dangers of Ideology over Science in Medicine
University of Illinois - Chicago
Social ideologies about race and oppression have begun to permeate every aspect of American society. Regardless of one’s views on systemic racism, everyone should be concerned about a new and…