Advancing Black Maternal Health
Black Mamas Matter Alliance is a Black women-led cross-sectoral alliance. We center Black mamas to advocate, drive research, build power, and shift culture for Black maternal health, rights, and justice.
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We are excited to join with @bwwdayfounder for the 13th Annual Black Women's Wellness Day Virtual Summit! We’ll be bringing the POWER again this year in the virtual space as we convene to BUILD THE FUTURE WE DESERVE! Secure your seat today! Register at blackwomenswellnessday.org pic.twitter.com/W8TCsXa3Ej
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(TW ⚠️: violence, racism, brutality) We’ve all seen the horrifying and triggering images surrounding the Haitian immigration crisis. #BlackMamasMatter pic.twitter.com/JBqIxUcsFS
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RT @BlackWomensRJ Happy birthday to civil rights and suffrage activist Mary Church Terrell! We're so grateful for her exhaustive effort and devotion to our community! pic.twitter.com/ZmHpJHJh03
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RT @SisterSong_WOC NEXT THURSDAY: It’s essential that we have a city government that cares about #reprojustice as MUCH as we do, so we’re making space to ask 2021 City of Atlanta candidates about their commitment and investment at the local level. Learn how you join us at bit.ly/atlbelievesinrj. pic.twitter.com/zveNhQjW1t
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RT @USCCRgov The @USCCRgov report: Racial Disparities in Maternal Health has been released. Voted on by majority, the report examines the federal role in addressing #racialdisparities in #maternalhealth and pregnancy-related deaths of women in the U.S. Full Report: go.usa.gov/xMjt4 pic.twitter.com/CFl6iPqODk
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RT @RAICESTEXAS "Black immigrants exist, so immigration is a Black issue." - Yoliswa Cele @UndocuBlack. nbcnews.com/news/nbcblk/bl…
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RT @SoulRevision Black immigrants have continually and consistently been erased from mainstream conversations around immigration which we know is rooted in antiBlackness just as the entire system is antiBlack. In 2020, almost half of the families locked up by ICE were Haitian pic.twitter.com/di53DMzOb9
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RT @carlken This isn’t new - @BAJItweet reported on the Haitian migrant crisis back in 2018. Sadly, it’s been ignored by the media & DC immigrant rights orgs. Haitians have some of the strongest cases for asylum & should be allowed entry. But anti-blackness… washingtonpost.com/national/h…
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