Cultural Bearers: Traditions of African Midwifery to Grand and Contemporary Midwives in America

[@ellacarr6037]

Wow this is so much revelation from these women!!!

[@GenesisBirthingandLiving]

It is so good to see this!

[@daisychuju8944]

Wow! I wish I was at this talk. I have seen the evidence of what you all are speaking first hand and as a birth assistant.

[@bakiatukoroma398]

Thank you..Blessings🙏💝

[@lasha4585]

Food Stamps only allow them to purchase shelf stable products NOT a lot of fresh fruits & vegetables. They are only given ~$11.00 for fresh fruits & vegetables!!!

[@jessykahayaana5575]

I'm unsure what area you're referring to but as an EBT recipient, I have access to fresh produce and if the recipient has access to a local farmers market then we are given double value for EBT and able to purchase twice the value we spend. Ex: We get $30 worth of produce for $15 of EBT.

[@HerGracefulAcres]

Beautiful! Thank you for sharing. The commercialism and exclusivity which are rampant amongst white midwives can lead one to believe there is no place for us on the medical side of birth, preventing our women and babies from ending up in emergency hospital care. This is not true! In the 1930s, there were over 3500 recorded Black midwives in Alabama, 4000 in Tennessee, 5000 in Mississippi… We can assume such large numbers again. There is room for you if you hear the call. Answer it, as the young lady on the far right said. Thank you my sisters, for your service and for this content

[@amenahking7863]

This is awesome ❤️❤️❤️ Allahhhhh is the first thing a newborn says.