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congressional maps were deliberately drawn to dilute Black political power and are in violation of the Voting Rights … fundamental right to vote and attempts to silence Black communities. We will keep fighting to protect the Voting
early detection and treatment of prostate cancer for Black Georgians. Studies have found 1 in 6 Black … studies have found has a disproportionate impact on Black men,” Sen. Ossoff said. “Bringing Republicans and Democrats together
those with less money and people who are Black or brown. I applaud Congressman Williams’ astute leadership
like that Georgia elected its first Black senator and its first Jewish senator in one fell swoop … want, but it’s hard to have big black letters you see every time you drive
mortality rate increasing by more than 50% for Black women and doubling for Hispanic women from … Association of America, Arika Trim Foundation, Association of Black Cardiologists, Association of Black Women Physicians, Association of Community
ability to more easily dilute the power of Black and brown voters Washington, D.C. – Today, U.S. Senator Reverend
common good. “As one of the first Black television anchors at WALB, John opened doors
Introduces Legislation to Protect Mothers and Fight the Black Maternal Health Crisis May 07, 2026 Uncategorized WASHINGTON … birth. Rates of gestational hypertension are higher among Black and Native American mothers, contributing to racial health disparities
campaign against voting rights laws is to reduce Black representation in the United States Congress. “It is essential
This decision weakens the voting power of Black Americans and is a direct attack on Black representation
devastating blow to the voting rights of Black people, and to American democracy itself. In the words
continue managing healthy, productive forests.” “Alabama’s Black Belt and rural communities depend on healthy, working forests
Ossoff Working to Improve Maternal Health for Black Women in Georgia April 27, 2026 Washington, D.C. — U.S. Senator … Ossoff is working to improve maternal health for Black women in Georgia. Sen. Ossoff is cosponsoring the Social
Ossoff Working to Improve Maternal Health for Black Women in Georgia Next
across our state and country. As the first Black Chair of the House Agriculture Committee in the United … ending hunger and supporting our nation’s Historically Black Colleges and Universities. Throughout my career
Press Release WASHINGTON, D.C. – Today, House Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCU) Caucus Co-Chairs Rep. French Hill … higher education, producing a disproportionately large share of Black STEM graduates and playing an outsized role in building
fair elections, to white nationalists’ efforts to disenfranchise Black, Brown, and low-income voters, and more, our democracy
inaccessible for them. Moms in Georgia—especially Black moms—know how hard … disparities Endorsing Organizations : 4Kira4Moms, A Better Balance, Babyscripts, Black Legislative Leaders Network, Boston Medical Center, Catholics for Choice
addressing a disease that has disproportionately impacted the Black community for far too long while remaining underfunded
federal agencies. The legislative luncheon was hosted at Black-owned Platez Southern Kitchen & Cocktails. The post Congresswoman
charge to improve maternal health outcomes, particularly for Black women Black women are3.5 times more likelyto die during … working to improve maternal health outcomes, particularly for Black women. The legislation creates a five-year, $500 million
sisters and brothers; red, yellow, purple, Black, and white. Rich and poor, male and female, gay and straight
that would streamline federal funding opportunities for Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs). TheHBCU Research Capacity Actwould … Fund president and CEO, said.“By connecting historically Black colleges and universities with federal research opportunities, the HBCU
addressing maternal health across the country. McBath and Black Maternal Health Caucus Co-Chair Lauren Underwood
bomb threats in polling stations in poor and black neighborhoods during the 2024 election, which was later traced