But, not when it’s the only medicine, responds the America that far too many have known and continue to know. Not when the United States alone is one of the world’s top 33 most developed countries that does not have a form of universal health care that covers all of its population.
The Affordable Care Act of 2010, also known as “Obamacare,” is one of the most consequential acts of Congress in the 21st Century, especially for African Americans. The ACA slashed the Black uninsured rate by 40%.
Dorothy Leavell, Chairman of the NNPA and publisher of the Crusader Newspapers, stated, “The death of Senator John McCain reminds us that none of us are immortal, but his life was one of service and love for his country. Giving of one’s service until the end speaks volumes of his integrity and he fulfilled the call from our maker to be of service to others.”
Universal health coverage will be an important topic of discussion in the run-up to the mid-term elections this November
The deadline to enroll or modify healthcare coverage under the Affordable Care Act is December 15
Executives with Covered California held an ethnic media roundtable to give an overview of its upcoming open enrollment period under the Affordable Care Act (ACA), which opens on November 1 and closes on January 31.
It’s looking increasingly likely that Congress will fail in their last-ditch effort to repeal Obamacare
Experts and health care providers briefed ethnic media about the future of healthcare in California
Croyce Allen believes in giving back and encouraging his peers to pursue an education.
The health care repeal that Republicans are pushing through Congress is a direct attack on the lives of black people throughout the country.
The recent Congressional Budget Office report on the Republican healthcare bill, caused many to voice concerns about how it would affect their home states and districts.
This threat is bad enough, but it will be even worse due to another grave hazard: climate change
The African American Health Alliance awaits President-elect Trump’s response. Health must not be left to chance: No ACA replacement, No repeal. “We the people must not allow coverage to be taken away