As part of @advilrelief #TheAdvilPainEquityProject campaign, I sat with brave Black men and women as they shared their personal stories of pain inequity, a crisis that disproportionately impacts communities of color. Visit BelieveMyPain.com #BelieveMyPain #Ad

Look for a deep dive on PragerU from my NBC News colleague Antonia Hylton on NBC News Now and Peacock, beginning this weekend. Will post the link when live next week.

Pregnant and Black:
FACT: Black Women have the highest maternal mortality rate in the U.S. I talked to Dr. Monique Rainford & Elaine Welteroth about the challenges of being Pregnant while Black.
Watch the full episode of  #MTP Reports on Peacock or @youtube
 youtube.com/watch?v=wJ7WXz…

This Pain Awareness Month, I’m proud to partner with @advilrelief to launch #TheAdvilPainEquityProject , a commitment to address pain inequity and bias in the Black community. This project strikes a personal chord for me. Learn more at BelieveMyPain.com #BelieveMyPain #Ad

Affirmative action was never a complete answer in the drive towards a more just society. But for generations of students who had been systematically excluded from most of America’s key institutions—it gave us the chance to show we more than deserved a seat at the table.

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My new favorite sport is watching Black women win 🖤

“Ladies, don’t ever let anyone tell you you are past your prime.” - #michelleyeoh #Oscar #Oscar 2023

'When your dreams are bigger than the places you find yourself in, sometimes you need to seek out your own reminders that there is more.

And there is always more waiting for you on the other side of fear.'

—Elaine Welteroth, More Than Enough

#FridayFeeling #quote

Do I even have to say it? AWESOME JOB ALERT! 'The Washington Post is hiring a fashion writer to lead the paper’s coverage of the fashion industry, from high-end houses to fast-fashion startups to consumer trends.'

No matter how your last chapter ended, you get to be the author of your next chapter and the hero of your own story.

“When your dreams are bigger than the places you find yourself in, sometimes you need to seek out your own reminders that there is more. And there is always more waiting for you on the other side of fear” Elaine Welteroth

. Some stories have a way of seeping into your ❤️ Who knew that such laws needed to be passed to save pregnant #women from suffering such loss when in the care of a hospital. W/done Elaine Welteroth for living your truth beautifully glamour.com/story/bobbie-e…

The same system forcing people into parenthood should be held responsible for keeping them alive. time.com/6249274/elaine…

Made this little video with my friends bobbiebabyco to shed light on the #maternalnortalitycrisis #TikTok tiktok.com/t/ZTRs2mTgf/

'Pivoting to midwifery care was life-changing for me—but I am well aware that it’s still considered a privilege in this country,' writes Elaine Welteroth. 'This same choice should be readily accessible for every birthing person' ti.me/3kzU0Bc

'The possibilities of #midwifery extend far, far beyond maternal mortality. People should have births that make them feel empowered and joyful.' -Keisha Goode, PhD

Thank you Elaine Welteroth for sharing your story & uplifting the work of Black midwives:

cosmopolitan.com/health-fitness…

Elaine Welteroth Cosmopolitan Thank you for showing not only the importance of culturally aware care but also the range of skills that midwives bring to the table and spotlighting how they are the key to solving so many maternal health crises👏👏👏

Thank you Elaine Welteroth for showing not only the importance of culturally aware care but also the range of skills that #midwives bring to the table and spotlighting how they are the key to solving so many maternal health crises👏👏👏

'It doesn’t have to be this way. Studies show that including midwives in the healthcare system could prevent more than 80% of maternal and infant deaths.'

Elaine Welteroth shares her personal story of using midwifery care.

time.com/6249274/elaine…

Great article about the impact a midwife can have for #BlackWomen to have a safe and healthy birth.

In the Midst of the Black #MaternalHealth Crisis, Could Midwives Be the Answer? buff.ly/3XWF2mT by Naureen Khan via Cosmopolitan CC: Elaine Welteroth Keisha Goode, PhD