As we look forward toward a Build Back Better agenda, how can our country confront a reckoning with race and poverty without addressing the unfairness of the massive financial obligations placed on communities like Cleveland, like Toledo, like Detroit?
Kaptur discusses the financial burdens on struggling communities and their impact on public health.
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