Kamala Harris Says Attack on DEI Is an Attack on Maternal Care
- Former Vice President Kamala Harris joined Democratic Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed at a Detroit roundtable on Black maternal health and healthcare costs.
- Harris said, “The attack on DEI is an attack on maternal care,” arguing that diversity, equity, and inclusion programs help protect Black women during pregnancy, childbirth, and postpartum care.
- Harris criticized Donald Trump’s healthcare legislation, calling it the “Big Bad Bill” and discussing its effects on Medicaid funding.
- Dr. D’Angela Pitts identified racism as a leading concern in Black maternal mortality after discussing factors including mental health, substance use, insurance, transportation, and access to blood.
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BS BULLETIN: Kamala Harris said opposition to DEI is “by definition” an attack on maternal care. The former vice president made the argument while campaigning for Michigan Democratic Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed in Detroit. Harris also accused the Trump administration of cutting research funding it classified as DEI-related. Former Vice President Kamala Harris brought DEI directly into the debate over maternal healthcare Tuesday, declaring that…
Kamala Harris claims an ‘attack on DEI is an attack on maternal care’ as El-Sayed shows off friendship bracelets
By Harris' metric, a person's dark skin color should give them that advantage of access and a person's dark skin color automatically gives them a greater understanding of health care for black moms.
The former U.S. vice-president joined the inter-election campaign, showing her support for the Democratic candidate for the Senate, Abdul El-Sayed. Thirty-five seats are held in the Senate.
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