We cannot allow that to be our future.

President Biden understands that.

If the administration will not ensure that the interests of American workers and American families are prioritized over corporations when we are writing trade deals, then we are never going to get beyond a trade policy that leaves American…

We need to give the public an opportunity to actually see and evaluate the trade agreement that will have such a huge impact on their lives and on their communities.

We need to make sure that representatives from labor and consumer and environmental groups, not just from corporations, are the ones who are filling the seats at the table.

Trade negotiations must be open and transparent to the public.

We need to get to work to invest in them and ensure that those places, America's Main Streets, not Wall Street, are the center of our recovery.

We need to rethink our economy and how we value the people and the places it is made up of.

Too many people in low- and middle-income countries may have to wait years to get vaccinated because of the high prices being charged for COVID-19 vaccines.

Racial health disparities are not coincidences or aberrations in the data. They result from structural racism.

Racial equity should be a part of every public health issue that you approach as HHS Secretary.