Reproducing Race: An Ethnography of Pregnancy as a Site of Racialization (An Ethnography of Pregancy as a Site of Racialization)
Reproducing Race: An Ethnography of Pregnancy as a Site of Racialization by Khiara Bridges investigates how pregnancy serves as a critical arena for the production and maintenance of racial categories. Based on ethnographic research, the book reveals the subtle and overt ways racialization permeates reproductive experiences, offering a nuanced understanding of race in contemporary society.
About This Book
Reproducing Race offers an ethnographic exploration of pregnancy as a site of racialization. The book delves into the ways racial categories are reinforced and reproduced through reproductive processes.
Author Khiara Bridges draws on fieldwork to analyze how societal structures influence pregnancy and childbirth, highlighting intersections of race and reproduction.
The work provides insights into the broader implications of racialization in medical and social contexts surrounding pregnancy.
Through detailed observations, it illustrates the everyday mechanisms that perpetuate racial inequalities in reproductive health.
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