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Black women face higher maternal death rates. Expecting them to be surrogates for less is more than unfair—it’s dangerous.

“Our birth plan wasn't followed,” Tatyan Ali said. “I was also held down, my arms and legs," she continued, describing her treatment as an act of “obstetric violence.”

Coming on the heels of Black Maternal Health Week, Kiara's 'unexpected 'death highlights high maternal mortality rates among Black women in the U.S.

We all want to live in a world without a pandemic; crushing covid is incumbent on us taking some sort of action as a global family.