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X-WR-CALDESC:'The Impact of Inequity'- Stacy Scott\, PhD\, MPA\nModerator B
 eth Cardina\nThroughout the history of America\, blacks were blamed for th
 e black and white health disparities – viewed as susceptible to illness du
 e to general imperfections and inferiority. In recent years\, as high rate
 s of maternal mortality in the U.S. have alarmed researchers\, one statist
 ic has been especially concerning: According to the Centers for Disease Co
 ntrol (CDC)\, black mothers in the U.S. die at three to four times the rat
 e of white mothers\, one of the widest of all racial disparities in women’
 s health. Many social scientists and medical researchers agree that the pr
 oblem isn’t race but racism. This lesson explores the impact of black-whit
 e disparity in pregnancy-related and infant mortality and addresses factor
 s that contribute to poor birth outcomes. We will discuss how CASA volunte
 ers can disrupt the mechanisms that cause disparities.
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DESCRIPTION:'The Impact of Inequity'- Stacy Scott\, PhD\, MPA\nModerator Be
 th Cardina\nThroughout the history of America\, blacks were blamed for the
  black and white health disparities – viewed as susceptible to illness due
  to general imperfections and inferiority. In recent years\, as high rates
  of maternal mortality in the U.S. have alarmed researchers\, one statisti
 c has been especially concerning: According to the Centers for Disease Con
 trol (CDC)\, black mothers in the U.S. die at three to four times the rate
  of white mothers\, one of the widest of all racial disparities in women’s
  health. Many social scientists and medical researchers agree that the pro
 blem isn’t race but racism. This lesson explores the impact of black-white
  disparity in pregnancy-related and infant mortality and addresses factors
  that contribute to poor birth outcomes. We will discuss how CASA voluntee
 rs can disrupt the mechanisms that cause disparities.
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SUMMARY:The Impact of Inequity (zoom)
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