AFLDS played a key role in the victory over OSHA’s vaccination mandate for non-healthcare workers. To achieve victory, AFLDS filed an amicus curiae brief to the U.S. Supreme Court to provide clinical and legal support. AFLDS’ medical and legal leadership delivered research to prove that the vaccines do not prevent transmission and therefore there is no justification for discriminating against un-vaccinated people. This case represented a first-in-the-nation legal achievement to clarify treatments versus vaccines.

AFLDS took a stand against the racism of former New York City Mayor de Blasio by documenting the onerous and arbitrary nature of the NYC vaccination mandates. AFLDS Attorney Sheldon Karasik documented that the vaccine mandates discriminated disproportionately against members of the Black community’s ability to peacefully assemble. Therefore under the law, the mandates violate The First Amendment and are inherently racist—even if that was not the conscious intent of the government at the time of passing the law.

AFLDS’ case against Kaiser Permanente set multiple landmark precedents and distinctions. Our Preliminary Injunction documented repeated and hazardous over-reach by the allegedly private institution. AFLDS documented Kaiser Permanente’s dominant role in the CDC’s Vaccine Safety Datalink. Their role in pushing the “mass hypnosis” narrative will remain the focus of further AFLDS activities.

The White Coat Summit seems like ancient history now, but the example that it set sent shockwaves around the country—and planet at large. After receiving over 20,000,000 views in 24 hours, Dr. Gold’s reputation as “The Doctor Who Went Viral” was cemented. Her legacy and the future of AFLDS began on the white steps of our Capitol and will continue to be forged everyday in the courts, homes, and hospitals of America.