We believe every parent deserves the right to experience the full joy of their pregnancy experience and parenthood. But too often this isn’t the case. We’ve joined with Pampers to shed light on the moving stories Black mothers face daily. Read more here.
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Bay Area Counties Fight for Greater Health Equity for Black MothersAlameda, Contra Costa, Santa Clara, San Francisco and Solano County are launching the Delivery Birth Justice campaign to empower Black mothers to advocate for themselves and their babies.
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Plea deal: No prison for attack on Black teen at NYC hotel - New York Amsterdam NewsA California woman who wrongly accused a Black teen of taking her phone at a New York City hotel, grabbing at him as he tried to leave, has reached a plea deal that spares her from prison if she avoids trouble.
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SoCal woman who falsely accused Black teen at NY hotel pleads guilty to hate crime chargeMiya Ponsetto pleaded guilty to unlawful imprisonment in the second degree as a hate crime after she accused a Black teen of stealing her cell phone.
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