We cannot turn a blind eye to people living in fear.

For over a year, Asian Americans have been fighting an additional virus of hate and bigotry.

Our community is bleeding. We are in pain, and for the last year, we have been screaming out for help.

I was wondering if and how EDA is evaluating applications from high-poverty urban areas to ensure their applications receive additional priority?

Last year's spending bill included language requiring EDA to direct 10 percent of its funds towards helping persistent-poverty counties, specifically in rural areas.

When it comes to making hard decisions about infrastructure, low-income communities and communities of color often get the short end of the stick.

I think this is great and will help maintain U.S.' scientific leadership globally.

I wanted to echo the comments and questions and concerns of my colleague Representative Brenda Lawrence about ensuring that inmates have sufficient menstrual hygiene products in our facilities.

I have two questions. One is about pregnant inmates, which, as you know, are especially vulnerable population.

The Asian-American community has really been screaming for help for more than a year.

What policies does the BOP have in place to ensure that pregnant inmates have access to regular quality prenatal care?