Reproductive Injustice: Racism, Pregnancy, and Premature Birth (Anthropologies of American Medicine: Culture, Power, and Practice, 7)
by Davis
Reproductive Injustice investigates how racism impacts pregnancy and premature birth in American medicine. As part of the Anthropologies of American Medicine series, it explores culture, power, and practice, revealing systemic inequalities in reproductive health and calling for greater equity in healthcare practices.
About This Book
In Reproductive Injustice, the author delves into the critical connections between racism and reproductive health outcomes, focusing on pregnancy and premature birth.
The work is part of the Anthropologies of American Medicine series, which addresses culture, power, and practice in healthcare.
It highlights how social structures influence medical experiences and health disparities in the United States.
Through an anthropological lens, the book analyzes the broader implications for policy and equity in reproductive care.
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