LANSING, Mich. – A group of faith and civic leaders came together Wednesday to call on Lansing to do more to fight systemic racism.
It comes as a resolution declaring racism a public health crisis has stalled in the State Senate despite broad support.
“Racism is a public health crisis that has been exacerbated by the parallel pandemics of social unrest as it relates to police violence as well as the pandemic," Pressley said.
“It’s disproportionally impacting Black and Brown communities.”But Pressley said this public health crisis is twofold,.
So our desire is to increase the capacity of moral leadership again by calling it a Public Health Crisis," Pressley said.