A Broken Healthcare System: Racism and Maternal Health | Dr. Ndidiamaka Amutah-Onukagha | TEDxTufts

[@JaymieKangiser]

Educated and compassionate women like Dr. Ndidiamaka Amutah-Onukagha using their platform to elevate the quality (and equality) of life is everything this world needs and is sorely in short supply. Voices like this lead the song of the revolution and need to supported!

[@donnaalston3206]

Thank you for sharing your painful yet necessary testimony. Having been part of a Community Outreach Initiative I know only to well both on a professional and personal level that what you are saying IS ALL TO TRUE.THANK YOU,THANK YOU, AND THANK YOU AS WELL AS THE DEDICATED,COMPASSIONATE AND VISSIIONARY TEAM OF PROFESSIONALS THAT LIKE YOU ARE A MAKING THE DREAM A REALITY !!!!@

[@JaneDoe21238]

Wish this had more views

[@Adrienne-wv7qo]

1 year later, and the comment section is empty. This is why what this speaker is talking about is going on; no one cares

[@Narcissisticbehaviors]

So tired of being treat like a second class citizen. Why serve this country as a military veteran only to come home and be mistreated by everyone.

[@tuesday225]

There may be benefits for being a vet but I would never give my life for this country.

[@lamibeltv1769]

It is sad