I’d like to see statistics and scientific evidence. Obviously all women deserve the same quality care for themselves and their babies. But I also want accurate information and actual steps to make these changes to healthcare.
The risk of death from pregnancy-related causes is significantly higher for Black women than for white women, and Black women are twice as likely to suffer from life-threatening pregnancy complications. We have to address implicit bias in our healthcare system.pic.twitter.com/Anb59yMscj
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The research is out there, this is well documented in health literature.
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Thank you speaking out on this grave issue that disproportionately affects women of color.
#BelieveBlackWomenThanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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This is one of those truths that must be spoken..thanks for your support
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That's because we don't have Medicare-4-All & 30 million ppl in the US don't have Healthcare. Kamala is NOT an outspoken proponent of Medicare-4-All. She's a bought Corp Dem who speaks platitudes but does NOT support the most obvious fix for the problem- Medicare-4-All.
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Senator Harris? Kamala? Please run.
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For Native women, it's even worse, but we don't hear you talking about that.
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#GenderBias kills tens of thousands of women every year & the maternal mortality rate among Black women in the US is absolutely#Disgraceful. We clearly have an issue, it is absolutely unacceptable for the#US to have such a high#MaternalMortality rate. This must be addressed.Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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