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youtu.be/36OyNHZMTIY ⬅️ #ICYMI 2021 Tribute to Women Honoree Award Remarks via @DrFaniel - looking forward to a fruitful 🍊partnership with @ywcaprinceton! #OnAMission #YWCA #NJ #TributeToWomen #StandAgainstRacism #BlackWomenLead 🧡 Turning good intentions into great results!

Congrats to @RepUnderwood, @MikeKellyPA, @SenatorFischer, and @SenatorWarnock who were honored at #NationalAdvocacyDays on Tuesday as YMCA Congressional Champions for their public service and many efforts advocating for Y legislative priorities. Thank you for being #YAdvocates!

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Saying that #AlexisHerman was the first Black U.S. Secretary of Labor doesn’t fully capture the excellence, brilliance, and commitment to ensuring just, equitable spaces that preceded that accomplishment. Former Secretary Herman worked to desegregate schools in Mobile, Alabama, and at the age of 29, was appointed director of the Women’s Bureau by President Carter. She was the youngest director in the history of the Department of Labor. After the Carter administration, she founded her own consulting firm to work to advance diversity and inclusion in corporate America. She then served as the first Black woman Assistant to the President and Director of the White House Office of Public Liaison. In 1997, President Clinton appointed her as the 23rd Secretary of Labor–- the first Black person to hold that position. And when she “former Secretary,” her excellence, brilliance, and commitment continued. My heart goes out to her family and friends. Rest in peace and power, Alexis Herman.

"When we knock down barriers, everyone has a clearer path to health." - @rwjf ABSOLUTELY!!! #CultureOfHealth #HealthEquity Thank you for remaining steadfast, 💜

"I imagine that one of the reasons that people cling to their hate and prejudice so stubbornly is because they sense that once hate is gone, they will be forced to deal with their own pain." - James Baldwin

This is the best Down syndrome awareness video I have ever seen Amazing 👏👏👏

Billionaires gonna billionaire. But we the people have much power when we come together to demand solutions that their profits won’t pay for - rent & mortgages we can afford, good schools where our kids are valued for who they are, being able to see a doctor when we’re sick..

"Too often, these systems inexplicably deny life-saving health care, reject mortgages that would help house deserving families, or jail people for crimes they didn't commit — all due to faulty AI that must be regulated." civilrights.org/2024/12/17/hou…

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I’m not here to fight about bathrooms. I’m here to fight for Delawareans and to bring down costs facing families.

Together we can pave the way for a more inclusive and effective healthcare system for all birthing people. rwjf.ws/4f4Y83B

America has the highest health expenditure, but the lowest life expectancy in the entire world. Meanwhile, Big Pharma is a $1.5 TRILLION business. And is booming every year. Let that sink in.

The world’s richest man built the entire healthcare system to keep you sick. He transformed healing into a profit-driven machine—and buried natural medicine in the process. This man is John D. Rockefeller. And here is the dark story of how he did it: 🧵

In America: • 41.9% of people are obese • 70 million suffer from gut issues • 48% have cardiovascular diseases • 6 in 10 adults have one chronic disease There is clearly something rotten in the healthcare system, with its roots stretching back to Rockefeller…

Level up your advocacy skills with a new resource from the Alliance for the Public's Health. The free Advocacy for Public Health Learning Series covers fundamentals, priorities and equitable approaches. Get started now: bit.ly/PHadvocate

Access to perinatal healthcare is imperative to give expecting Black Mamas the equitable care they deserve! Read our qualitative research on Black women's experiences and birth support workers' observations on prenatal care conducted with AMDD: ow.ly/jxx750TVIQa

The wellness industry has hijacked #selfcare to be all about bubble baths and spa days, but it's about so much more than that, says Dr. Thekla Brumder Ross. Check out the entire series of frequently misconstrued psychological terms here: at.apa.org/46aeb9 #mentalhealth