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Obstetric Racism: Naming and Identifying a Way Out of Black Women's Adverse Medical Experiences by Scott, Karen A., Davis, Dána‐Ain

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The Unbearable Whiteness of Citational Practice in US Medical Anthropology by Davis, Dána‐Ain, Mulla, Sameena

“…In this article, we examine the citational practices of US medical anthropology and seek to decenter Western‐centric theory to minimize its theoretical…”
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Psychometric validation of a patient‐reported experience measure of obstetric racism© (The PREM‐OB Scale™ suite) by White VanGompel, Emily, Lai, Jin‐Shei, Davis, Dána‐Ain, Carlock, Francesca, Camara, Tamentanefer L., Taylor, Brianne, Clary, Chakiya, McCorkle‐Jamieson, Ashlee M., McKenzie‐Sampson, Safyer, Gay, Caryl, Armijo, Amanda, Lapeyrolerie, Lillie, Singh, Lavisha, Scott, Karen A.

“…Background Perinatal quality improvement lacks valid tools to measure adverse hospital experiences disproportionately impacting Black mothers and birthing…”
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Uneven reproduction: Gender, race, class, and birth outcomes by Davis, Dána‐Ain

“…Abstract In the United States adverse reproductive outcomes are often understood in terms of Black and White differentials within the context of US‐centric…”
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TRUMP, RACE, AND REPRODUCTION IN THE AFTERLIFE OF SLAVERY by DAVIS, DÁNA-AIN

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Community Support Persons and Mitigating Obstetric Racism During Childbirth by Lett, Elle, Hyacinthe, Marie-Fatima, Davis, Dána-Ain, Scott, Karen A

“…We undertook a study to assess whether presence of community support persons (CSPs), with no hospital affiliation or alignment, mitigates acts of obstetric…”
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Editors’ Introduction: A Feminist Coda by Davis, Dána‐Ain, Mulla, Sameena

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Editors’ Welcome by Davis, Dána‐Ain, Mulla, Sameena

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Editors’ Welcome by Davis, Dána‐Ain, Mulla, Sameena

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Editors' Welcome by Davis, Dána‐Ain, Mulla, Sameena

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"The Bone Collectors" Comments for Sorrow as Artifact: Black Radical Mothering in Times of Terror by Davis, Dána-Ain

“…This essay is based on comments for the panel Sorrow as Artifact: Black Radical Mothering in Times of Terror. Historically, Black mothers have faced the loss…”
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Editors' Welcome by Davis, Dána‐Ain, Mulla, Sameena

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The Conflicts of Crisis: Critical Reflections on Feminist Ethnography and Anthropological Activism by Checker, Melissa, Davis, Dána-Ain, Schuller, Mark

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The Virtual Perinatal Quality Improvement Prioritization By Affected Communities (V‐QPAC) Protocol by Scott, Karen A., Chambers, Brittany D., McKenzie‐Sampson, Safyer, Camara, Tamentanefer L., VanGompel, Emily White, Davis, Dána‐Ain, Lyndon, Audrey

“…Research Objective To facilitate community participation in prioritizing perinatal improvement (QI) recommendations across six theorized domains of the Patient…”
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What Is a Feminist Activist Ethnographer To Do? by Davis, Dána-Ain

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Editors' Welcome by Davis, Dána‐Ain, Mulla, Sameena

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Reproducing while Black: the crisis of Black maternal health, obstetric racism and assisted reproductive technology by Davis, Dána-Ain

“…Black women bear the burden of a number of crises related to reproduction. Historically, their reproduction has been governed in relation to the slave economy,…”
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Obstetric Racism: The Racial Politics of Pregnancy, Labor, and Birthing by Davis, Dána-Ain

“…In this article, I analyze the birth stories of Black women living in the United States. Their birth stories describe various forms of racism during medical…”
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Destigmatizing and Democratizing Postpartum Care: A “Black Woman-Person First” Approach by SCOTT, KAREN A., DAVIS, DÁNA-AIN

“…Optimizing postpartum care highlights the need for care coordination, enhancement, and expansion of health care services after childbirth. Yet the…”
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The Continued Significance of Obstetric Violence: A Response to Chervenak, McLeod-Sordjan, Pollet et al by Davis, Dána-Ain, Casper, Monica J., Hammonds, Evelynn, Post, Wendy

“…This guest editorial offers a critical response to Chervenak, McLeod-Sordjan, Pollet et al.’s clinical opinion dismissing obstetric violence as both…”
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