#black-maternal-health

#black-maternal-health

But the shakeup has former leaders of the program, and mothers who participated, raising alarms. "There are so many women who went through this program because they trusted and knew Dr. Bev and any of the referrals she gave. Putting someone in there they don't know - it will be like starting over again," Alma Burrell, who formerly managed the program as a county employee for two decades, told San José Spotlight.

Microaggressions are insidious and contribute significantly to emotional distress and health disparities, particularly for marginalized groups, highlighting the urgent need for systemic change in healthcare.

"Our women-majority Council has taken the charge to fight maternal mortality and champion maternal health - this requires addressing the longstanding economic and racial disparities that..."

We're not only calling for change, we're creating it.