We're excited to kick off our 6th annual Black Maternal Health Week (#BMHW23) campaign tomorrow, 4/11! Check out what’s to come by visiting our website https://t.co/wNySi7CTsS. Don’t forget to download our social media toolkit https://t.co/sVQ6WEJyVE to help you engage!
There is NO birthing hospital in the U.S. mandated to address obstetric racism as an adverse event that violates obstetric quality & patient safety. There are also no more excuses. Tell us how much you truly care about Black lives & livelihoods.
A 4/8/2022 🧵
#EndObstetricRacism
Negroes died because they were inferior, and they were inferior because they died. “It is not in the conditions of life, but in the race traits and tendencies that we find the causes of excessive mortality,” he resolved,
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Gender wage gap widens even as low-wage workers see strong gains: Women are paid roughly 22% less than men on average https://t.co/csNe2sSLjA via @economicpolicy
Today marks 62 years since the passing of Dr. Charlotte Hawkins Brown. Folks wishing to pay their respects are welcome to visit the gravesite of Dr. Brown here on campus. We've placed a memorial wreath to mark the occasion.
Charlene Mitchell, who became the first Black woman to run for the White House as the Communist Party’s presidential nominee in 1968, died on Dec. 14. She was 92. https://t.co/a9ouKl9WAr
Stop using…
1) BIPOC or POC when you really mean Black people.
2) Colorism as a palatable replacement for anti-Blackness.
3) Implicit bias to mask explicit racism.
What would you add to the list?