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There is a large body of literature on health care reform, single-payer financing and organizing to support change. Your task is to define your need and hopefully find what you need among the following. In cases of doubt, any of us associated with the Campaign for the Minnesota Health Plan would be happy to talk.
The most authoritative text for Minnesotans, and perhaps all others, is Kip Sullivan's The Health Care Mess: How We Got Into It and How We'll Get Out Of It. This is a thorough exploration of health reform alternatives and a defense of of the single-payer approach based to a large degree on the Minnesota experience. It's a terrific book! Look for it at Amazon, Amore Coffee, or Micawber's Book Shop.
The Frequently Asked Questions is a very substantial defense that sums it up neatly.
Our Readings selection has grown quite a bit but remains a useful compendium of one editor's take on the best non-book sources for Minnesota reformers. You may wish to use your (Windows) Control-F search function to find a specific topic.
The Resources selection grew from the library of documents compiled for advocacy training and is a good place to go if you would like to make a difference but do not know how to begin