Pregnancy & Prejudice
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A moving film on one woman’s fight for equitable maternal health care.
DocuCourse's Pregnancy & Prejudice follows Sherry "Mama Hakima" Payne, a nurse and doula fighting for equitable maternal health care for Black women. The film reveals how racial bias contributes to disparities in health outcomes for Black families and showcases Mama Hakima's efforts to empower patients to advocate for themselves through her nonprofit Uzazi Village.
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Pregnancy & Prejudice is a local public television program presented by Kansas City PBS
Pregnancy & Prejudice
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Preview | 1m
DocuCourse's Pregnancy & Prejudice follows Sherry "Mama Hakima" Payne, a nurse and doula fighting for equitable maternal health care for Black women. The film reveals how racial bias contributes to disparities in health outcomes for Black families and showcases Mama Hakima's efforts to empower patients to advocate for themselves through her nonprofit Uzazi Village.
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