Battling Over Birth: Black Women and the Maternal Health Care Crisis
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Battling Over Birth: Black Women and the Maternal Health Care Crisis

by Linda Jones, Helen Arega, Dantia Hudson, Talita Oseguera, Julia Oparah

African American Studies Health Social Sciences
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This book investigates the maternal health care crisis facing Black women and explores pathways toward equity and improved birth outcomes.

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Battling Over Birth examines the disparities in maternal health care experienced by Black women.

The book highlights systemic barriers within the health care system that affect birth outcomes.

Authors draw on research and advocacy to address inequities in maternal care.

The work calls for policy changes and improved support for Black mothers.

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