Nurse Lauren Underwood Is The Youngest Black Congresswoman – Ever

cmaadmin (HEAL)

Jan 21, 2019

At only 32 years old, Lauren Underwood is making history. Why? Well, because she just so happens to be the youngest black woman in Congress ever. And even better? Underwood, who represents the Democrat Party, is also a Registered Nurse, proving that once again, nurses are some of the most inspiring people on the planet.

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