Black midwives in the South are leading lawsuits against state regulations that limit their ability to provide care, arguing that they can help improve birthing outcomes and treat low-risk pregnancies in rural and underserved areas.
Black midwives in the South are leading lawsuits against state regulations that limit their ability to provide care, arguing that they can help improve birthing outcomes and treat low-risk pregnancies in rural and underserved areas.
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