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Reducing Black maternal mortality | Race and Culture

Black women are three times more likely to die from a pregnancy-related cause than white women, according to the CDC.

California's Black cowboys, equestrians go West their own way

'In these spaces, it's safe to be us': California's Black trail riders, rodeo stars and ranchers find fellowship and spiritual freedom in rural traditions.

History Of Medical Testing Has Left Many African Americans Hesitant About The New COVID-19 Vaccine

Listen to the story  While the first doses of the new COVID-19 vaccine are being administered to California health care workers this week  and will be available to the broader public next year  Rupert McClendon will not be rushing to get it.  “I would not trust it, in no shape or form,” said 42-year-old McClendon, a special education teacher in Sacramento.  McClendon’s misgivings about vaccines are rooted in family history. His uncle Stanton, who lived with his grandmother in San Francisco, was in and out of prison, and as a result he always had a hard time finding a job. So his uncle would sign up to be part of medical trials in order to make money, McClendon says.