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Motherly’s State of Motherhood report: Black mothering in America

This special report sheds light on the experiences of Black moms in the US in an effort to bring attention to the Black maternal health crisis.

Real Feeding Stories from Real Mamas

For Black women, breastfeeding is an act of revolution

For too long, breastfeeding has been seen as a privilege, but being able to nurse your baby is a human right.

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There’s a racial gap in breastfeeding. Here’s what you need to know.

Black women often aren't encouraged to nurse their babies as much as white women.

What To Read

We’re buying every children’s book from this Black teacher’s viral list

They'll help you teach kids about race and racism in America.

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Nicole Byer’s advice for teaching white kids to be anti-racist

Watching her show is not enough.

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A majority of US kids believe people of different races aren’t treated fairly

According to a study by Sesame Workshop, half of the kids who participated said they'd experienced racism directly.

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If we want to end racial disparities for moms and babies, we need to invest in our children—today

Women and children are dying needlessly. If we want to save lives in the future, we need to act now.

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How to raise anti-racist kids: 20 resources for parents

Here's an age-by-age guide.

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Here’s how I care for my kids’ hearts and minds as a Black mom

Talk with them, not at them. Make this a conversation they want to participate in—and further it with everyone in their lives as they grow.

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An age-by-age guide to talking to your kids about racism

It's never too early to start.

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George Floyd’s daughter and her mother reflect on life without him as trial begins

"The reality sets in every day that I have to be mommy and daddy," Roxie Washington said.

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