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Celebrities, activists and doctors came together on Capitol Hill to address the Black maternal health crisis, where according to the CDC, Black women are nearly three times more likely to die of pregnancy-related issues than white women. News NOW is joined by three people who appeared at the hearing to discuss their emotional testimonies and what legislation can be introduced to prevent these deaths.
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