Al N. Green

Healthcare should be equally accessible to all, regardless of race, sex, creed, or citizenship status.

It's important to recognize that no person should be denied emergency healthcare.

Maya Angelou's poem 'Still I Rise' encapsulates the spirit of Slavery Remembrance Day, as it commemorates the resilience and strength to overcome discrimination and oppression.

We must resolutely oppose any executive orders that threaten the integrity of our educational institutions and difficult truths about American history.

As one of the most dynamic economies in the world, Taiwan's participation would benefit all members of the IMF.

Financial inequity for African Americans has been perpetuated by companies that are known to have benefited from the institution of slavery.

It has become intuitively and painfully obvious to me that Prime Minister Netanyahu's definition of 'the right to defend' embraces an invidious ends-justifies-the-means strategy.

Juneteenth stands as a notable chapter in American history, and it is imperative that we honor our past to achieve justice and liberty for the future.

We must never forget the atrocities of slavery as we continue to work towards equality.

Racism, even in geography, cannot be tolerated in a country that strives for liberty and justice for all.

I have good healthcare. I want my constituents to have the same healthcare I have.

Medicaid is needed by people who are not of means.

We have to fight to protect those who cannot protect themselves.

My record will show that when I had the opportunity to deliver liberty and justice for all, I voted for rights for all.

Protecting our communities and ensuring that every person, regardless of their status, is treated fairly is a matter of justice and decency.

Immigrants, who contribute greatly to our economy as law-abiding taxpayers, deserve to have their rights protected and their voices heard.

Our moral imperative is to fight for every person, regardless of race, to have access to the federal funding needed to rebuild their lives in the aftermath of a natural disaster.

We are the land of the free because of the brave.

We stand united in honoring our Veterans as the true heroes they are during National Salute to Veterans Patients Week. Their sacrifices and bravery have paved the way for our freedoms, and this initiative serves as a heartfelt expression of our gratitude.

From their resilience through the brutalities of slavery to the ongoing fight for equity, African Americans have played a critical role as the economic foundational mothers and fathers of our nation, and they have done so without receiving just compensation or well-deserved recognition.