Black Voters Matter and the American Cancer Society came to Montgomery on their 'Sick and Tired' bus tour to advocate for Medicaid expansion.
Black Voters Matter and the American Cancer Society came to Montgomery on their" Sick and Tired " bus tour to advocate for Medicaid expansion. MONTGOMERY , Ala. - Medicaid expansion advocates stopped by Stonetank Antioch Missionary Baptist Church as a part of Black Voters Matter and the American Cancer Society ’s “ Sick and Tired ” bus tour that is going through five Southern states in six days.
“There’s a 90% coverage from the federal government that will come to the state of Alabama, and Alabama just needs to do that 10%,” Black Voters Matter organizer Acquanetta Poole explained.
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