Madam Speaker, to those pressing these divisive anti- choice resolutions, we see right through you. Madam Speaker, abortion is healthcare and a fundamental human right, and I urge my colleagues to vote ``no.''

Roughly 20 percent of the American public are people with medical debt who are disproportionately representing marginalized communities who are struggling with their health issues.

We have Republicans in state legislatures across this country who continue to introduce and pass legislation undermining the rights of LGBTQ people.

I certainly look forward to a day where people do not have to relive their trauma in order to compel action.

There needs to be unrest in the streets.

what we have seen is a policy violence in nearly half of the states in our country, which have introduced 43 bills this year alone that only would deepen those inequities, particularly for transgender people, by restricting access to…

That is an injustice.

It is a systemic issue. Jamal is no anomaly. It is the reality of tens of millions of households and individuals across this country.

I am still concerned about the 30 percent of medical bills that won't be removed and the impact that this will have on low-income consumers in my district.

Our credit reporting system is a broken one, and we have to legislate and act in such a way to address it.

Housing is at the intersection of everything.