The second edition of this pathbreaking, widely taught book offers 5 new chapters, on breastfeeding and Black infant health; Black birthing during Covid; Black doulas rethinking birthing practices and the recent buildup of a US national movement.
The second edition of this pathbreaking, widely taught book offers 5 new chapters, on breastfeeding and Black infant health; Black birthing during Covid; Black doulas rethinking birthing practices and the recent buildup of a US national movement.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Alicia D. Bonaparte is Professor of Sociology at Pitzer College and is a medical sociologist whose research examines the gendered social hierarchy within US medicine and the intersection of race and gender in healthcare practices and disparities. She contributed to The Routledge Companion to Motherhood and Black Feminist Sociology (also published by Routledge) and is completing her book manuscript, Labors of Birthing Work: The Persecution and Prosecution of Granny Midwives, 1900-1940. Julia Chinyere Oparah ("Chinyere") is a social justice educator, activist scholar, and transformational leader. She is Professor and Provost and Vice President of Academic Affairs at the University of San Francisco and Professor Emerita of Ethnic Studies at Mills College. Chinyere is co-founder of Black Women Birthing Justice. She is author and editor of numerous publications, including Battling Over Birth, Birthing Justice (first edition), Global Lockdown: Race, Gender and the Prison-Industrial Complex, Activist Scholarship, and Outsiders Within: Writing on Transracial Adoption. She lives in Oakland, California, with her partner and daughter.
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Introduction: Beyond Coercion and Malign Neglect: Black Women and the Struggle for Birth Justice by Julia Chinyere Oparah with Black Women Birthing Justice Section I: Birthing Histories 1. Queen Elizabeth Perry Turner: "Granny Midwife," 1931-1956 by Darline Turner 2. Regulating Childbirth: Physicians and Granny Midwives in South Carolina by Alicia D. Bonaparte 3. Speak Their Names: The Power of Sankofa to Reclaim Black Midwifery by Michelle Drew Section II: Beyond Medical versus Natural: Redefining Birth Injustice 4. An Abolitionist Mama Speaks: On Natural Birth and Miscarriage by Viviane Saleh-Hanna 5. Mothering: A Post-C-Section Journey by Jacinda Townsend 6. Confessions of a Black Pregnant Dad by Syrus Marcus Ware 7. Reclaiming Breastfeeding and Protecting Black Infant Health by Kimberly Allers Seale 8. Birth Justice and Population Control by Loretta J. Ross 9. Beyond Silence and Stigma: Pregnancy and HIV for Black Women in Canada by Marvelous Muchenje and Victoria Logan Kennedy 10. What I Carry: A Story of Love and Loss by Iris Jacob 11. Sheltering in Community: Re-imagining Black birth during the COVID-19 pandemic by Jennifer A. James, Julia Chinyere Oparah and Alexus Roane 12. Images from the Safe Motherhood Quilt Section III: Changing Lives, One Birth at a Time 13. This is How we Fight: Black Mamas and Breastfeeding during the COVID-19 pandemic by TaNefer L. Camara 14. Birthing Sexual Freedom and Healing: A Survivor Mother's Birth Story by Biany Pérez 15. Birth as Battle Cry: A Doula's Journey from Home to Hospital by Gina Mariela Rodríguez 16. Sister Midwife: Nurturing and Reflecting Black Womanhood in an Urban Hospital by Stephanie Etienne 17. WAJAMAMA: Transforming Childbirth in Zanzibar through Holistic Midwifery Care by Nafisa Jiddawi 18. A Love Letter to My Daughter: Love as a Political Act by Haile Eshe Cole 19. New Visions in Birth, Intimacy, Kinship, and Sisterly Partnerships by Shannon Gibney and Valerie Deus 20. I Am My Hermana's Keeper: Reclaiming Afro-Indigenous Ancestral Wisdom as a Doula by Griselda Rodriguez 21. The First Cut Is the Deepest: A Mother-Daughter Conversation about Birth, Justice, Healing, and Love by Pauline Ann McKenzie-Day and Alexis Pauline Gumbs Section IV: Taking Back Our Power: Organizing for Birth Justice 22. Unexpected Allies: Obstetrician Activism, VBACs, and the Birth Justice Movement by Christ-Ann Magloire and Julia Chinyere Oparah 23. Becoming an Outsider-Within: Jennie Joseph's Activism in Florida Midwifery by Alicia D. Bonaparte and Jennie Joseph 24. Embodied Abolitionism: Prisons, Pregnancy, and the Struggle for Birth Justice by Priscilla A. Ocen and Julia Chinyere Oparah 25. Lifting Up Black Doulas: Black Women Organizing to Reimagine Birthwork by Linda Jones, Monica R. McLemore and Sayida Peprah-Wilson 26. Black Mamas Matter: How Black Women Built a National Movement for Black Maternal Health, Rights and Justice by Elizabeth Dawes Gay 27. Expanding a Transnational Movement for Sexual and Reproductive Wellbeing by Joia Crear-Perry, Kelly Davis, Ana Barreto, and Aja Clark
Introduction: Beyond Coercion and Malign Neglect: Black Women and the Struggle for Birth Justice by Julia Chinyere Oparah with Black Women Birthing Justice Section I: Birthing Histories 1. Queen Elizabeth Perry Turner: "Granny Midwife," 1931-1956 by Darline Turner 2. Regulating Childbirth: Physicians and Granny Midwives in South Carolina by Alicia D. Bonaparte 3. Speak Their Names: The Power of Sankofa to Reclaim Black Midwifery by Michelle Drew Section II: Beyond Medical versus Natural: Redefining Birth Injustice 4. An Abolitionist Mama Speaks: On Natural Birth and Miscarriage by Viviane Saleh-Hanna 5. Mothering: A Post-C-Section Journey by Jacinda Townsend 6. Confessions of a Black Pregnant Dad by Syrus Marcus Ware 7. Reclaiming Breastfeeding and Protecting Black Infant Health by Kimberly Allers Seale 8. Birth Justice and Population Control by Loretta J. Ross 9. Beyond Silence and Stigma: Pregnancy and HIV for Black Women in Canada by Marvelous Muchenje and Victoria Logan Kennedy 10. What I Carry: A Story of Love and Loss by Iris Jacob 11. Sheltering in Community: Re-imagining Black birth during the COVID-19 pandemic by Jennifer A. James, Julia Chinyere Oparah and Alexus Roane 12. Images from the Safe Motherhood Quilt Section III: Changing Lives, One Birth at a Time 13. This is How we Fight: Black Mamas and Breastfeeding during the COVID-19 pandemic by TaNefer L. Camara 14. Birthing Sexual Freedom and Healing: A Survivor Mother's Birth Story by Biany Pérez 15. Birth as Battle Cry: A Doula's Journey from Home to Hospital by Gina Mariela Rodríguez 16. Sister Midwife: Nurturing and Reflecting Black Womanhood in an Urban Hospital by Stephanie Etienne 17. WAJAMAMA: Transforming Childbirth in Zanzibar through Holistic Midwifery Care by Nafisa Jiddawi 18. A Love Letter to My Daughter: Love as a Political Act by Haile Eshe Cole 19. New Visions in Birth, Intimacy, Kinship, and Sisterly Partnerships by Shannon Gibney and Valerie Deus 20. I Am My Hermana's Keeper: Reclaiming Afro-Indigenous Ancestral Wisdom as a Doula by Griselda Rodriguez 21. The First Cut Is the Deepest: A Mother-Daughter Conversation about Birth, Justice, Healing, and Love by Pauline Ann McKenzie-Day and Alexis Pauline Gumbs Section IV: Taking Back Our Power: Organizing for Birth Justice 22. Unexpected Allies: Obstetrician Activism, VBACs, and the Birth Justice Movement by Christ-Ann Magloire and Julia Chinyere Oparah 23. Becoming an Outsider-Within: Jennie Joseph's Activism in Florida Midwifery by Alicia D. Bonaparte and Jennie Joseph 24. Embodied Abolitionism: Prisons, Pregnancy, and the Struggle for Birth Justice by Priscilla A. Ocen and Julia Chinyere Oparah 25. Lifting Up Black Doulas: Black Women Organizing to Reimagine Birthwork by Linda Jones, Monica R. McLemore and Sayida Peprah-Wilson 26. Black Mamas Matter: How Black Women Built a National Movement for Black Maternal Health, Rights and Justice by Elizabeth Dawes Gay 27. Expanding a Transnational Movement for Sexual and Reproductive Wellbeing by Joia Crear-Perry, Kelly Davis, Ana Barreto, and Aja Clark
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