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Stories of Black Mothering

Boston University School of Public Health Alum, Fatima Dainkeh, is fighting the maternal mortality crisis in America by giving a voice to the people experiencing inequity.

You can find more stories on Facebook Stories of Black Mothering and Instagram @shifting_narratives.

Read More:

Black Moms, in Their Own Words

Motherhood Shouldn’t Be Something to Fear

Stories of Black Mothering

Posted 5 years ago on Saturday, August 10th, 2019 in Alumni, Spotlights

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