How can breastfeeding supporters better empower the mothers they seek to help?
Black mothers face barriers to breastfeeding that are both complex and multi-dimensional.
An approach to address racial disparities in birth outcomes with a specific focus on breastfeeding practices to provide culturally competent care using the Life Course Theory as a framework in the North Carolina Perinatal Health Strategic Plan.
Scientific evidence indicates that race is not biologically and genetically determined, but it is, in fact, a social construct.
The role of breastfeeding in combatting the effects of racism and discrimination on women's health.
The sobering statistics of birth trauma, the impact on breastfeeding and ways to help mothers.
Black women as complex human individuals, rather than a population with a problem needing to be fixed by others.
Celebrating successes and overcoming barriers to racial disparity. Considerations for IBCLCs.
Adapting an app that promotes breastfeeding.
Four leaders addressing the unfairness within the breastfeeding community.
10 principles for public health professionals to apply Black feminist theory in their work in the breastfeeding movement.
How to create a culture of respect and inclusivity in healthcare practice.





