Breast cancer is too elitist? Muslim Democrat El-Sayed claims the disease affects those with 'social power and privilege'

Cancer research is usually an issue everyone can agree on, but Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed begs to differ. In a resurfaced 2012 essay written by El-Sayed, he questioned the level of federal funding dedicated to breast cancer research and criticized what he called the “pink-ribbon lobby.

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Breast cancer is too elitist? Muslim Democrat El-Sayed claims the disease affects those with 'social power and privilege'

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Breast cancer is too elitist? Muslim Democrat El-Sayed claims the disease affects those with 'social power and privilege'

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