This conversation explores the historical and contemporary issues surrounding Black women's reproductive health, emphasizing the importance of autonomy over their bodies. The speakers reflect on personal experiences, the legacy of ancestral midwives, and the impact of medical interventions on Black women's health. They discuss the need for empowerment and reclaiming control over reproductive choices, while honoring the struggles and contributions of past generations.

Keywords

Black women, reproductive health, midwives, autonomy, historical context, medical interventions, trauma, empowerment, motherhood, legacy

Texts Cited: All the Black Girls Are Activists; A Fourth Wave Womanist Pursuit of Dreams as Radical Resistance, by ebonyjanice

"A Litany for Survival" by Audre Lorde