S2:E5 Featuring: Zaria Johnson

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This episode features our guest, Zaria Johnson, a graduate of Spelman College and currently a Columbia University grad student, as we discuss discrimination, disparities, and systemic racism in the maternal and medical care of BIPOC birthgivers.
TOPICS COVERED:
- Origins of medical and maternal racism, the use of black slaves used in medical experiments, and the history of why black slave women were considered 'breeders', 'unable to feel pain', 'superhuman', and other discriminatory stereotypes
- How this contributed to today's reality for BIPOC birthgivers, medical trauma, disproportionate care, distrust of medical professionals, and lasting effects on access inquity, unequal medical care, and lack of prioritization
- Systemic racism and microaggressions
- BIPOC maternal rights, understanding your autonomy
- Medical/Patient advocates help inform, translate medical jargon, and support
- Doulas - trained birth assistants to advocate during birthing
- Interview your medical team; Trauma-informed care is your medical right
- Pain med management and a preferred plan is protected by policy
- Data collection is helping bring more informed care, greatest access equity, and overall wellbeing programs
- Reproductive justice, Petitions available, Birth trauma counseling/therapy
FURTHER EDUCATION RECOMMENDATIONS::
1. Article - "How we fail black patients in pain"
2. Book - "Medical Bondage" by Deidre Cooper Owens
3. Book - "It Didn't Start With You" by Mark Wolynn
4. Book - "Killing the Black Body" by Dorothy Roberts
5. Book - "Medical Apartheid" by Harriet A. Washington
6. Book - "What My Bones Know" by Stephanie Foo
7. Kira Johnson Act
8. Momnibus Act
FOR MORE INFO ON ORGANIZATIONS ADVOCATING IN THIS WORK::
1. Mamatoto Village
2. National Birth Equity Collaborative
3. Black Mamas Matter Alliance
RECOMMENDATIONS FOR WHERE TO DONATE TO THIS CAUSE:
1. 4Kira4Moms
2. BMMA
3. Mamatoto Village
FOR THOSE SEEKING DOULAS:
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