Black women in America are dying during pregnancy at three times the rate of white women. That’s not opinion — that’s CDC data.
So what happens when a program designed to save their lives is suddenly being called “discrimination”?
In this video, we break down the lawsuit targeting California’s Black Infant Health Program — a program created to address a very real and deadly disparity. One woman says she was denied access because she’s not Black. Now the case is raising bigger questions about DEI, healthcare, and who gets help in America.
But this isn’t just about one program.
From maternal health to kidney transplants, policies meant to close racial gaps are now under attack — and critics are asking:
👉 If you remove race from the conversation… how do you solve a race-based crisis?
We connect the dots so you don’t have to.
💬 Drop your thoughts in the comments — is this discrimination, or is this necessary to save lives?
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