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Special episode 2 of 2.
In recognition of Black Maternal Health Week, this episode features Ashlei Spivey (I Be Black Girl) and Omari "Muz" Maynard (ARIAH Foundation)—both advocates whose very personal, first-hand experiences with reproductive care called them to reproductive justice.
They open up about the power of lived experience in connecting with communities facing reproductive injustice, how fathers navigate reproductive care, and approaches that advocates can use to advance maternal health policies and address systemic racism in healthcare.
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