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Black women are nearly four times more likely than white women—and more than twice as likely as women of other races—to die from preventable, pregnancy-related complications. #BMHSummit
Yesterday’s Black Maternal Health Stakeholder Summit was an important opportunity for me & other Members to learn more about the incredible work stakeholders are doing to achieve optimal birth outcomes for more Black women and what Congress can do to support this work. #BMHSummit
We have so much work to do to solve this crisis and I’m thrilled so many thoughtful leaders and advocates are engaged, willing, and ready to join the Caucus in this charge. #BMHSummitpic.twitter.com/uKfVZPqdyZ
Because they get pregnant more.
Actually not true, there has been a decline in pregnancies with black women.
Regardless of socioeconomic factors. So it is imperative that we find the answer.
Mortality
Crisis? CRISIS!
#ScareTactic #FakeNews #FakeNurse
#IL14: ONE CASE EVERY 20 YEARS
Based on demographics and birth rates we MIGHT see one case of black maternal mortality in 20 years.
#IL14: NINETY cases NOT-BLACK maternal mortality every 20 years
#IL14First
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