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Reproductive Justice illustrates the healthcare discrepancies that people of African descent encounter with their pregnancies, in the United States.

Bruce Mc Intyre III's emotional testimony details how his loved one Amber Rose Isaac, lost her life on April 21, 2020, during a last minute C-section. It is believed that this malfeasance was derived, from systemic racial biases that are deeply rooted in the U.S. healthcare industry. This interview was recorded in 2021.

We thank Mr. Mc Intyre III for sharing his story and his heroic activism to educate our people, with respect to their options and call out such divisiveness in the healthcare industry. You can follow Bruce's work at his foundation called Save A Rose Foundation - https://www.savearosefoundation.org

Thank you for streaming. Stay tuned for Part 2, which features OBGYN Dr. Tia Welsh and board certified psychiatrist Dr. Karinn Glover. There we will discuss healthcare biases, postpartum and remedies.

Reproductive Justice is a 4 part series, where we delve into the implicit biases that people of African and Hispanic descent endure in the U.S. healthcare system, specifically during prenatal and postnatal care.

Part 1, you will hear the non-fictional story of Amber Rose Isaac, illustrated by her loved one Bruce Mc Intyre III. Ms. Isaac lost her life during child birth, at the tender age of 26 in 2020. Part 2 will feature Dr. Tia Welsh, OBGYN and Dr. Karinn Glover, who is a board certified psychiatrist. Part 3 features Ms. Lakesha Quarles, who is a professionally trained doula and the owner of SunFlower Births, LLC. Part 4 features Ms. Dana Sledge, who is a registered nurse and a midwife.

Part 1 will be released Thursday, May 16th. Enjoy the stream and feel free to share with your loved ones and relations.