Mike DiTullio for Webster

It’s Jackie Robinson Day in Major League Baseball. As teams choose how they will honor his legacy, I am reminded of this excerpt from his memoir I Never Had it Made. For me, it’s important that we remember #42 was more than a ball player. He was, during his career and in retirement, a badass champion of civil rights. It’s important we teach that to our kids as well as his historical accomplishment of breaking the color barrier in Major League Baseball.

Today, on the start of Women’s History Month, my legislation to create a statewide Community Doula Directory passed the Senate! This is a major step in making sure this lifesaving care is accessible to those who need it. Now we must ensure that doulas receive an equitable Medicaid reimbursement.

In case Twitter goes away, or becomes too poisonous for public discourse, some smart folks have begun work on an alternative.

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