education trying to bridge the huge gap between black and white communities but today is african national congress party is accused of not doing enough and south africans head to the polls next month in a general election so one of the issues for voters now al-jazeera is how to tussle reports from johannesburg. mock them uneasy demand is the feeling of euphoria in one thousand nine hundred four when apartheid ended and nelson mandela became south africa's first black president she believed ending a white minority rule would mean a better life for the poor black majority ata decades of oppression since then she's been waiting for the government to provide her with a decent home and she hasn't managed to find work in years. and open up my cupboards and see i have nothing no food i have to go outside and house in order to eat something to focus on to beit so why should i take my id book and go out there to vote when i'm suffering. in soweto township we meet steve. he was a member of the football club founded in the one nine hundred eighty s. by nelson mandela's wife winnie a group that was politicall

revolution to end white rule botts not nearly enough according to critics of the governing african national congress. has more now from johannesburg. marked them uneasy remembers a feeling of euphoria in one thousand nine hundred four when apartheid ended and nelson mandela became south africa's first black president she believed ending a white minority rule would mean a better life for the poor black majority decades of oppression since then she's been waiting for the government to provide her with a decent home and she hasn't managed to find work in years. and open up my cupboards and see i have nothing no food i have to go outside and house in order to eat something before going to beit so why should i take my id book and go out there to vote when i'm suffering. in soweto township we meet. he was a member of the football club founded in the one nine hundred eighty s. by nelson mandela's wife winnie a group that was politically active during apartheid twenty five years after the end of racial segregation he says he's angry and disappointed with the african national congress led government. jobs. w

five years after the end of racial segregation he says he's angry and disappointed with the african national congress led government. jobs. we are hungary is because of those guys not the. thing for the people to protest over poverty poor public services and unemployment happen almost daily there's a general election on may eighth and the a.n.c. is facing mounting public anger over its failure to improve the lives of millions of black people we have not looked at people over no real knowledge we have while the success is not just of challenges. and all over the road to accuse us. but everything must be done within the law the legacy of apartheid where black people were considered inferior to whites and not given the same opportunities is partly why africa remains one of the most equal societies in the world since one thousand nine hundred ninety four more people do have access to clean running water education and healthcare even though many say those services are poor these are some of the houses are built by the government for the poor are provided for free others are subsidised millions of been bui

five years after the end of racial segregation he says he's angry and disappointed with the african national congress led government. jobs. we are hungary is because of those guys not the. news agency. for the people who protest over poverty poor public services and unemployment happen almost daily there's a general election on may eighth and the a.n.c. is facing mounting public anger over its failure to improve the lives of millions of black people we have not looked at people either no real knowledge we have while the successes. just the challenges. and all over the road to accuse us. but everything must be done within the law the legacy of apartheid where black people were considered inferior to whites and not given the same opportunities is partly why what africa remains one of the most equal societies in the world since one thousand nine hundred ninety four more people do have access to clean running water education and healthcare even though many say those services are poor these are some of the houses the bills by the government for the poor are provided for free others are subsidised millions

made since nelson mandela's revolution ended minority white rule many criticize the ruling african national congress party though the slow pace of progress harma tasa has more from janice back. home martha many see remembers the feeling of euphoria in one thousand nine hundred four when apartheid ended and nelson mandela became because the first black president she believed into a white minority rule would mean a better life for the poor black majority after decades of oppression since then she's been waiting for the government to provide her with a decent home and she hasn't managed to find work in years if she was hunters. open up my cupboards and see i have nothing no food i have to go outside and house in order to eat something before going to be so why should i take my id book and go out there to vote when i'm suffering. in soweto township we meet siblings he said he was a member of the football club founded in the one nine hundred eighty s. by nelson mandela's wife winnie a group that was politically active during apartheid twenty five years after the end of racial segregation he says he's ang

education trying to bridge the huge gap between black and white communities but today is african national congress party is accused of not doing enough and south africans head to the polls next month in a general election so one of the issues for voters now al-jazeera is how to tussle reports from johannesburg. mock them uneasy demand is a feeling of euphoria in one thousand nine hundred four when apartheid ended and nelson mandela became south africa's first black president she believed ending a white minority rule would mean a better life for the poor black majority decades of oppression since then she's been waiting for the government to provide her with a decent home and she hasn't managed to find work in eons. and open up my cupboards and see i have nothing no food i have to go outside and house in order to eat something before going to beit so why should i take my id book and go out there to vote when i'm suffering. in soweto township we meet. he was a member of the football club founded in the one nine hundred eighty s. by nelson mandela's wife winnie a group that was politically active dur

since nelson mandela's revolution ended minority white rule that many criticize the ruling african national congress party for the slow pace of improvement tasa has more from johannesburg. marked them uneasy remembers a feeling of euphoria in one thousand nine hundred four when apartheid ended and nelson mandela became south africa's first black president she believed ending a white minority rule would mean a better life for the poor black majority after decades of oppression since then she's been waiting for the government to provide her with a decent home and she hasn't managed to find work in years. and open up my cupboards and see i have nothing no food i have to go outside and house in order to eat something before going to bid so why should i take my id book and go out there to vote when i'm suffering. in soweto township we meet. he was a member of the football club founded in the one nine hundred eighty s. by nelson mandela's wife winnie a group that was politically active during apartheid twenty five years after the end of racial segregation he says he's angry and disappointed with the afric

is still leadership is required in south africa or beyond the political leadership of the african national congress to create destruction in which the vast majority of south africans actually see a gender vast two political operatives and the dinner vaster economy garbage i just want to just forward to pick up on what you were saying that to what extent of those growing up in south africa today those born after the end of apartheid still being affected by the apartheid systems policies and as you point out that white people still have the largest proportion of wealth and yet form the smallest proportion of the population. oh i think it's going to continue for a very long time and my two colleagues will agree just walk into your home is big and it will not is the mindset of the people their manner of trauma which is actually good not necessarily talked about is huge i think minute of africans in the ordinary terms still will perhaps believe that it is business as usual and so came to see whatever they actually see you know i think it was incumbent upon the leadership including with mr mandela himsel

revolution to end white rule but not nearly enough according to critics of the governing african national congress. has more for us from johannesburg. mark them an e.c.g. members a feeling of euphoria in one thousand nine hundred four when apartheid ended and nelson mandela became south africa's first black president she believed ending a white minority rule would mean a better life for the poor black majority after decades of oppression since then she's been waiting for the government to provide her with a decent home and she hasn't managed to find work in years. opened up my cupboards and see i have nothing no food i have to go outside and house in order to eat something before going to bed so why should i take my id book and go out there to vote when i'm suffering. in soweto township we meet he said he was a member of the football club founded in the one nine hundred eighty s. by nelson mandela's wife winnie a group that was politically active during apartheid twenty five years after the end of racial segregation he says he's angry and disappointed with the african national congress led governm

five years after the end of racial segregation he says he's angry and disappointed with the african national congress led government. jobs. we are hungary is because of those guys not the. easy. thing for the people to protest over poverty poor public services and unemployment happen almost daily there's a general election on may eighth and the a.n.c. is facing mounting public anger over its failure to improve the lives of millions of black people we have not looked at people either no real knowledge that we have while the success is not just of challenges. and all over the road to accuse us. but everything must be done within the law the legacy of apartheid where black people were considered inferior to whites and not given the same opportunities is partly why africa remains one of the most equal societies in the world since one thousand nine hundred ninety four more people do have access to clean running water education and healthcare even though many say those services are poor these are some of the houses the bills by the government for the poor are provided for free others are subsidised million

mandela's revolution to end white role but not nearly enough said critics of the ruling african national congress is campaigning intensifies for next month's general election the a.n.c. is accused of ignoring corruption and chronic poverty or about hossa has more from johannesburg. marked a mini sea remembers the feeling of euphoria in one thousand nine hundred four when apartheid ended and nelson mandela became south africa's first black president she believed ending a white minority rule would mean a better life for the poor black majority after decades of oppression since then she's been waiting for the government to provide her with a decent home and she hasn't managed to find work in years if she was hunter's. opened up my cupboards you see i have nothing no food i have to go outside and house in order to eat something before going to beat so why should i take my id book and go out there to vote when i'm suffering. in soweto township we meet siblings he said he was a member of the football club founded in the one nine hundred eighty s. by nelson mandela's wife winnie a group that was politic

the africa african national congress and nelson mandela who were declared as terrorist by the united states only after president mandela's term in office as president south africa were the restrictions on him removed so that he could enter the united states so the it's a very complicated process removing all of these different sanctions and. actions taken by ministrations and congress in the senate early coming to you in london how do the europeans feel about this mohamed is suggesting that there's not going to be any greater economic impact because the revolutionary guards are already laboring under massive raft of sanctions do you think that this will turn the screw even tighter on the revolutionary goals in the business they control and uranian economy more generally. well i have to agree the economic impact is going to be negligible . find any major european company that's willing at this point in time to do business that could remotely be viewed as connected to the irish given the immense amount of u.s. sanctions that already same place so in terms of its all europe iran trade i

five years after the end of racial segregation he says he's angry and disappointed with the african national congress led government. jobs. we are hungary is because of those guys not the. thing for the people to protest over poverty poor public services and unemployment happen almost daily there's a general election on may eighth and the a.n.c. is facing mounting public anger over its failure to improve the lives of millions of black people we have not looked at people either no real knowledge we have all the successes not just of challenges. and all over the road to accuse us to protests but everything must be done within the law the legacy of apartheid where black people were considered inferior to whites and not given the same opportunities is partly why africa remains one of the most equal societies in the world since one thousand nine hundred ninety four more people do have access to clean running water education and healthcare even though many say those services are poor these are some of the houses the bills by the government for the poor are provided for free others are subsidized millions o

government services and poverty and ahead of elections next month analysts say the ruling african national congress carnivores ignore this one the a.n.c. party lost some important minister parity to the opposition in local government elections three years ago. cleaning up afterwards is the easy part but meeting the demands of the poor who are the majority here is going to be a mammoth task for whichever wins the election in may. the strain in man accused of carrying out the mosque attacks in new zealand has been ordered to undergo a mental assessment to determine his fitness for trial twenty eight year old brenton tyrant faced cross churches high court fire video link he's facing fifty murder and thirty nine attempted murder charges over the march fifteenth attacks. ukraine's presidential candidates will debate in the capital's main sports complex after incumbent petro poroshenko accepted a challenge by his rival comedian for dimia selenski. as king or to social media campaign asking pershing co to face off inside the unusual venue the political novice won the first round of presidential elections

the afenifere african national congress and nelson mandela who were declared as terrorist by the united states only after president mandela's term in office as president south africa were the restrictions on him removed so that he could enter the united states so the it's a very complicated process removing all of these different sanctions and. actions taken by ministrations and congress in the senate early coming to you in london how do the europeans feel about this mohamed is suggesting that there's not going to be any great economic impact because the revolutionary guards are already laboring under a massive raft of sanctions do you think that this will turn the screw even tighter on the revolutionary guards in the business they control and the uranian economy more generally. well i have to agree the economic impact is going to be negligible . find any major european company that's willing at this point in time to do business that could remotely be viewed as connected to the irish given the immense amount of u.s. sanctions that already same place so in terms of its or europe or on tr

government services and poverty and ahead of elections next month analysts say the ruling african national congress can't afford to ignore the swine. the a.n.c. party imported minister parity to the opposition in local government elections three years ago. cleaning up afterwards is the easy part but meeting the demands of the poor who are the majority here is going to be a mammoth task whoever wins the election in. thousands of government employees in argentina are protesting against austerity measures the state cut the salaries of civil servants last year and reduced its spending demonstrators marched to the congress. to denounce president policies. and the un is being urged to offer a full scale response for the collapse of venezuela's health system a report by johns hopkins university i'm human rights watch says all sorts of vaccines is leading to a spike in cases of preventable diseases or latin america. has more from caracas. just off one of his main highways the media the family collects as much water as possible from the mountain above it all this is my son this is my neighbor a cousin pract

elections will happen a general election maybe eight and they're saying this is just the ruling african national congress campaigning again trying to win votes durban isn't concerned at all province a very important province in south africa normally in the past in previous elections the n c needs to win that province to be able to win the overall election so some people say that maybe his intentions have ulterior motives because of that election but again of course it is a region which of course is been affected by these floods but it has other problems like in the past political killings a lot of protests over jobs and service delivery so they are issues there this fight of course doesn't make things any easier for south africans right now all eyes of course on how quickly security services rescue workers can help people or if it's because we are hearing some people have been cut off by those floods they desperately need people to access them to make sure the removed from dangerous areas and given the help they need it will even continue to monitor the situation with you here in johannesburg thank you l

the africa african national congress and nelson mandela who were declared as terrorist by the united states only after president mandela's term in office as president south africa were the restrictions on him removed so that he could enter the united states so the it's a very complicated process removing all of these different sanctions and. actions taken by ministrations and congress in the senate early coming to you in london how do the europeans feel about this mohamed is suggesting that there's not going to be any greater economic impact because the revolutionary guards are already laboring under a massive raft of sanctions do you think that this will turn the screw even tighter on the revolutionary guards in the business they control and the uranian economy more generally. well i have to agree the economic impact is going to be negligible . find any major european company that's willing at this point in time to do business that could remotely be viewed as connected to the irish given the immense amount of u.s. sanctions that already same place so in terms of its or europe or on

to experience it daily people here say they want action from the local government now the african national congress has denied allegations by the opposition party the democratic alliance that the agencies behind these protests that they are instigating violence it's a very much what we saw in the last few days when these protests.

government services and poverty and ahead of elections next month analysts say the ruling african national congress carnivores ignore this when the a.n.c. party lost some important minister parity to the opposition in local government elections three years ago. cleaning up afterwards is the easy part but meeting the demands of the poor who are the majority here is going to be a mammoth task for whichever wins the election in me. al-jazeera. u.s. president donald trump has backed down from his threat to close the u.s. border with mexico instead he says he will give mexico a year to stop the flow of drugs and migrants. failure to do so will lead to border closures and terror of some mexican products members of from some republican party say a total border closure would have a devastating economic consequence for both countries. met asylum seekers who want giving up their dream of living in america she reports in the u.s. border city of el paso. their first steps of freedom on u.s. soil are from a detention center bus to the doors of a church turned temporary shelter inside the view from the pulpit is

impatient this is an election year if so happening next month politicians especially really african national congress under pressure to deliver all eyes of course will be on those elections and people suspect they'll be a lot more of these protests as people rise up onto the streets complain to the politicians to mine to change their mind and actions as those elections will pass. south koreans are using their smartphones to tap into the world's first nationwide five g. internet service on wednesday the country became the first complete superfast mobile coverage has more. events like this one have ensured there is maximum hype for the launch of five g. and south korea becomes the first country to offer nationwide coverage as one of the most digitally connected places on the planet it would be strange if south korea was not first with five g. this event by one of the service providers is in conjunction with samsung that at the mo which is the only ham phone maker in south korea that offers a device fast enough to handle the incredible speeds of five g. a but they won't be the only ones for long all the

to experience it daily people here say they want action from the local government now the african national congress has denied allegations by the opposition party the democratic alliance that the agencies behind these protests that they are instigating violence it's very much what we saw in the last few days when these protests took place in alexandria township essentially for the people here this is becoming about a fight between two parties which have the power to make a difference they say but at the end of the day nothing is being done no senior political leaders have visited alexandra yet we understand that the premier of the how to province and potentially president up also will the list visit alexandra but that hasn't happened yet and this is adding to the anger felt by the people here nigeria has suspended mining in one of its northern states and ordered all foreigners engaged in mining activities to leave the move comes after a surge in crime in zamfara states the military police and state security forces have been deployed in recent weeks to tackle criminal gangs behind the spate of killi

to experience it daily people here say they want action from the local government now the african national congress has denied allegations by the opposition party the democratic alliance that the agencies behind these protests that they are instigating violence it's a very much what we saw in the last few days when these protests took place in alexandria township essentially for the people here this is becoming about a fight between two parties which have the power to make a difference they say but at the end of the day nothing is being done no senior political leaders have visited alexandria yet we understand that the premier of the how to province and potentially president up also will the list visit alexandra but that hasn't happened yet and this is adding to the anger felt by the people here new zealand's privacy commissioner says facebook is run by in his words morally bankrupt pathological liars john edwards has lost out of the social media giant after a gunman used that to live stream last mosque attacks in the city of christchurch he wants governments to force internet giants to do more to

africans. >> reporter: now that mandela is gone, his beloved south african congress tarnished by corruption. the winds of discontent that whisk around the world have reached this rainbow nationa divide between black and white deepening again. >> land was forcibly taken from the african, indigenous people. we should be ready to confront the enemy and fight for our country. >> reporter: as bernadette hall sees it, she was victimized once by killers and thieves, now by her government. >> that wouldn't be fair. i mean, i legally bought this farm. i worked to be able to do that. now you come in, you take this farm, and i've got to disappear. where have i got to go to? >> reporter: she will not go quietly. her gun is with her at all times. her horror still fresh. >> unfortunately, that is something that you, you relive every time you talk about it. you smell the people, you taste the blood. >> reporter: now she says she and other white south africans are reaping the consequences her ancestors sowed. >> these are absolutely hateful south africans because we are seen as the people leaving them behind. >> reporter: many say fears of white genocide are unfounded and farm murders are a

the european union today made some comments, as did the us congress but the african union and the united nationse as head of state or it will only embolden him and those who will side with him. a french court has ruled in favour of a farmer who blames the american biotech giant, monsanto, for his health problems. paul francois says he became ill after inhaling a now—banned weedkiller made by monsanto. he has accused the company of giving insufficient safety warnings. caroline rigby reports. the imposing building of lyon's appeals court, far removed from the cereal fields paul francois once farmred, far removed from the cereal fields paul francois once farmed, but this marks the latest stage in a long legal battle for the 55—year—old. the court found us biotech giant monsanto guilty for the poisoning of paul francois, who used one of its weed killers. translation: it is a huge sigh of relief. it has been a 12—year battle, 12 years where my life had to be put on hold and my family had to suffer. mr francois says he suffered memory loss, headaches and stammering, after inhaling vapour from the now

been some statements on there have been some statements on the us congress, the african union though has been very weak. the united nationstate of sudan or that will only embolden him and embolden those who would side with him. erica, it sounds like we're going to be back to you as the story develops. thank you so much for your insight. sure. -- eric. it was meant to be one of a kind, the first privately—funded mission to the moon. and israel's spacecraft beresheet did get there, but instead of a soft landing, israeli officials had to announce a crash landing, with the prime minister in attendance. we had a failure in the spacecraft. we had a failure in the spacecraft. we u nfortu nately we had a failure in the spacecraft. we unfortunately have not managed to land successfully. we are the seventh country to orbit the moon and the fourth to reach the moon's surface and... it is a tremendous achievement up till now. well, we didn't make it, but we definitely tried. if at first you don't succeed, you try again. officials say the craft had several technical and communication problems as it neared the lunar surface. its main e

their confidence in me to represent them in congress and be the first african-american to represent the state is a tremendous honor. >> i was in the national -- i'm in the national guard for 22 years and jumped out of a perfectly good airplane a few years ago. i is still serving which i think is a great thing. on anas born on raised indian reservation. my family came there to grow food for the calvary. >> i grew up in texas. when i was growing up in houston the mayor of houston was a woman. i had a sense that women could be and do anything. of the freshmen lawmakers of the 116th congress. we are getting your reaction this morning. here are some tweets from new members. passed same-sex fairness act. women and men same job same page. this new congress is working for the people one bill at a time." debbie hollinger is on of the first to native american women tweeting " no one should be in fear of attending a concert, going to school or dancing at a nightclub. i will advocate for gun violence legislation. join me today." katie hill a democrat saying, " i am proud to cosponsor the protecting pre-existing conditions and making health care afford

african american women it's a death sentence are truly in the midst of a national public health crisis. congresswoman alma adams says black mothers are dying at an alarming rate and she wants congress to do something about it adams created the black maternal health caucus to provide legislative solutions to more than half of these deaths offer minimal adams in our caucus say current policies aren't doing enough to prevent complications and save black mothers lives we cannot and must not accept this. >>congress has already passed several bills aimed at reducing maternal mortality rates but there's been little focus on the impact on minority groups or racial disparities supporters say the caucus can change that. >>there's something that we have to fix that that our health care system that in a society that would say that like moms lives don't matter elizabeth dawes gai a co-founder of black mama's matter says racial bias is certainly a factor. she says federal leaders health professionals and mothers from all walks of life must work together to close gaps in the system recognize a dispiriting but also. >>envision a brighter future for black nominees if improving health care is a top

african american women it's a death sentence are truly in the midst of a national public health crisis. congresswoman alma adams says black mothers are dying at an alarming rate and she wants congress to do something about it adams created the black maternal health caucus to provide legislative solutions to more than half of these deaths offer minimal adams in our caucus say current policies aren't doing enough to prevent complications and save black mothers lives we cannot and must not

african american women it's a death sentence we are truly in the midst of a national public health crisis. congresswoman alma adams says black mothers are dying at an alarming rate and she wants congress to do something about it adams created the black maternal health caucus to provide legislative solutions to more than half of these deaths offer minimal adams in our caucus say current policies aren't doing enough to prevent complications and save black mothers lives we cannot and must not accept this. >>congress has already passed several bills aimed at reducing maternal mortality rates but there's been little focus on the impact on minority groups or racial disparities supporters say the caucus can change that. >>there's something that we have to fix that that our health care system that in a society that would say that like moms lives don't matter elizabeth dawes gai a co-founder of black mama's matter says racial bias is certainly a factor. she says federal leaders health professionals and mothers from all walks of life must work together to close gaps in the system recognize a dispiriting but also. >>envision a brighter future for black nominees if improving health care is a top

african-american woman in this role. it is disheartening to me. >> laura: playing the victim. that was predictable. here now, niger innis, national spokesperson for the congressf racial equality. you actually think that foxx makes it easier for racists. what do you mean by that? >> she's a hero of white supremacists. white supremacists and folk that have issues with african-americans for decades have wanted to keep black folk out of jobs like the one that foxx has because they said that we are incompetent, we are corrupt, and we are not good at doing our jobs. unfortunately, foxx is availing their own fantasies. laura, today is bob woodson's birthday, great civil rights icon. >> laura: oh, love him. >> great man. you know my father who passed away in 2017. in fact, your interview with me was the first public interview i did after his passing. another great civil rights legend. in their generation and before them, african-americans had a term called race man, be a credit to your race, be a credit to your people. there was a flip side to that. the flip side of that, don't be a disgrace to your race. for foxx to have done what she did, which is basically ignore

their confidence in me to represent them in congress and be the first african-american to represent the state is a tremendous honor. >> i was in the national- i'm in the national guard for 22 years and jumped out of a perfectly good airplane a few years ago. i is still serving which i think is a great thing. on anas born on raised indian reservation. my family came there to grow food for the calvary. >> i grew up in texas. when i was growing up in houston the mayor of houston was a woman. i had a sense that women could be and do anything. of the freshmen lawmakers of the 116th congress. we are getting your reaction this morning. here are some tweets from new members. passed same-sex fairness act. women and men same job same page. this new congress is working for the people one bill at a time." debbie hollinger is on of the first to native american women tweeting " no one should be in fear of attending a concert, going to school or dancing at a nightclub. i will advocate for gun violence legislation. join me today." katie hill a democrat saying, " i am proud to cosponsor the protecting pre-existing conditions and making health care affordab

african american women it's a death sentence we are truly in the midst of a national public health crisis. congresswoman alma adams says black mothers are dying at an alarming rate and she wants congress to do something about it adams created the black maternal health caucus to provide legislative solutions to more than half of these deaths offer minimal adams in our caucus say current policies aren't doing enough to prevent complications and save black mothers lives we cannot and must not accept this. >>congress has already passed several bills aimed at reducing maternal mortality rates but there's been little focus on the impact on minority groups or racial disparities supporters say the caucus can change that. >>there's something that we have to fix that that our health care system that in a society that would say that like moms lives don't matter elizabeth dollars gai a co-founder of black mama's matter says racial bias is certainly a factor. she says federal leaders health professionals and mothers from all walks of life must work together to close gaps in the system recognize a dispiriting but also. >>envision a brighter future for black nominees if improving health care is a to

african american women it's a death sentence we are truly in the midst of a national public health crisis. congresswoman alma adams says black mothers are dying at an alarming rate and she wants congress something about it adams created the black maternal health caucus to provide legislative solutions to more than half of these deaths offer minimal adams in our caucus say current policies aren't doing enough to prevent complications and save black mothers lives we cannot and must not accept this. >>congress has already passed several bills aimed at reducing maternal mortality rates but there's been little focus on the impact on minority groups or racial disparities supporters say the caucus can change that. >>there's something that we have to fix that that our health care system that in a society that would say that like moms lives don't matter elizabeth dawes gai a co-founder of black mama's matter says racial bias is certainly a factor. she says federal leaders health professionals and mothers from all walks of life must work together to close gaps in the system recognize the disparities but also. >>envision a brighter future for black nominees if improving health care is a top prio