Black Maternal and Infant Health: Historical Legacies of Slavery - Owens, Deirdre Cooper; Fett, Sharla M. (American journal of public health (1971), 2019)
Keywords: African Americans; African Americans/Blacks; AJPH 400 Years since Jamestown; Antebellum period; Babies; Bias; Black or African American; Black people; Black women; Childbirth & labor; Commodification; Critical theory; Debt; Disease control; Enslavement; Female; Fertility; Governors; Gynecology; Health care policy; Health disparities; Health promotion; Health Status Disparities; History; Humans; Infant; Infant Health - ethnology; Infant mortality; Infant Mortality - ethnology; Infants; Infertility; Insurance policies; Maternal and infant welfare; Maternal Health - ethnology; Maternal mortality; Maternal Mortality - ethnology; Medical profession; Medicine; Midwifery; Mothers; Obstetrics; Other Maternal and Infant Health; Other Race/EthnicityWomen’s Health; Physicians; Public health; Race; Racial differences; Racial discrimination; Racism; Research subjects; Slave trade; Slavery; Surgeons; Systemic racism; White people; Women; Womens health; United States--US; Virginia