Black Women Can’t Breathe
Racism in health care, expressed through implicit and explicit biases, is the ultimate form of suffocation.
Black Women Can’t Breathe

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Just beneath the surface, the law at issue represented a continuation of Louisiana’s historic resistance to sex and race equality.

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