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Is Helping Black Moms Out Financially Unconstitutional?

By Alexa Spencer | Word In Black Photo by LordHenriVoton via Getty (WIB) - A nonprofit and a law firm filed a lawsuit against the city of San Francisco

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Conservatives Sue Program For Pregnant Black Women

Conservatives are suing an anti-“obstetric racism” group as data shows a disproportionate number of Black women die from childbirth.

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Conservatives Sue Program For Pregnant Black Women

Conservatives are suing an anti-“obstetric racism” group as data shows a disproportionate number of Black women die from childbirth.

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Guaranteed Income Program for Pregnant Black Women Expands Services Across State

By Olivia Wynkoop | Bay City News Foundation A San Francisco-based guaranteed income program that gives monthly checks to pregnant Black women received $5 million to expand its care to soon-to-be-mothers across California, the San Francisco Department of Public Health announced Tuesday. Since 2021, the Abundant Birth Project has provided an additional $1,000 a month to | By Olivia Wynkoop | Bay City News Foundation A San Francisco-based guaranteed income program that gives monthly checks to pregnant Black women received $5 million to expand its care to soon-to-be-mothers across California, the San Francisco Department of Public Health announced Tuesday. Since 2021, the Abundant Birth Project has provided an additional $1,000 a month to

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California expands $1,000 monthly payments to pregnant black women in racial justice effort

Additional pregnant Black women across California will receive financial relief thanks to city and state funding for a one-of-a-kind program.

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