The Top 10 Reasons a Black Woman's Attitude is Justified!!!
In my second book entitled "Food for the Soul" I discussed the top 10 reasons a black woman's attitude is justified. The one reason, or statistic that I found most profound and significant was the high mortality rate of our babies.
According to statistics:
"Over the past few years, several researchers have published studies in the American Journal of Public Health and the New England Journal of Medicine that examine this issue. The researchers found that whether rich or poor, well educated or barely literate, African-American women were still more likely than white women, first generation, poor Hispanic immigrant women and foreign-born black women to have premature and low birth weight babies."
The possible reasons and explanations are many, some that we as black women are clearly at fault for, and American society to blame for others, such as discrimination which leads to stress and poor healthcare and limited resources, to name a few, which warrants our attitude...
To better understand how we are at fault for our infants high mortality rates as well as society, and the other 9 reasons our attitudes are justified, you can get "Food for the Soul" at www.authorhouse.com ; www.amazon.com or Barnes & Noble by Maryanne D. Brown Campbell, poet, playwright and author.
Have you lost an infant to death or know a black woman who has? Do you know why or what the cause of the infant's death was?
According to statistics:
"Over the past few years, several researchers have published studies in the American Journal of Public Health and the New England Journal of Medicine that examine this issue. The researchers found that whether rich or poor, well educated or barely literate, African-American women were still more likely than white women, first generation, poor Hispanic immigrant women and foreign-born black women to have premature and low birth weight babies."
The possible reasons and explanations are many, some that we as black women are clearly at fault for, and American society to blame for others, such as discrimination which leads to stress and poor healthcare and limited resources, to name a few, which warrants our attitude...
To better understand how we are at fault for our infants high mortality rates as well as society, and the other 9 reasons our attitudes are justified, you can get "Food for the Soul" at www.authorhouse.com ; www.amazon.com or Barnes & Noble by Maryanne D. Brown Campbell, poet, playwright and author.
Have you lost an infant to death or know a black woman who has? Do you know why or what the cause of the infant's death was?
