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2026-09-17 17:47
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Abdul El-Sayed suggested female ‘privilege’ means more funding for breast cancer than other diseases
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Abdul El-Sayed Railed Against 'Disturbing' Funding for Breast Cancer Research, Said Disease Affects People With 'Social Power and Privilege'
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- New York PostLean right
The Michigan Democrat said it was "also possible that advocacy is a function of the social power and privilege of those most likely to get a disease."
Read at nypost.com → - Washington Free BeaconRight
Michigan Democratic Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed in a fiery essay railed against the "breast cancer lobby" and blasted breast cancer advocacy groups for creating the impression that women were "in imminent danger" from the disease.
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New York PostLean right
Abdul El-Sayed suggested female ‘privilege’ means more funding for breast cancer than other diseases
Read at nypost.com →Washington Free BeaconRight
Abdul El-Sayed Railed Against 'Disturbing' Funding for Breast Cancer Research, Said Disease Affects People With 'Social Power and Privilege'
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