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The road to motherhood takes 3 Black women on a journey from heartbreak to resistance and healing.
Listen to Me is the story of three Black women navigating pregnancy within a system not built to protect them. The film challenges us to shift the narrative from crisis response to reimagine maternal health as a continuum of care, justice, healing and radical listening.
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Listen To Me Preview
Preview: Season 18 Episode 1 | 30sVideo has Closed Captions
Listen to Me is the story of three Black women navigating pregnancy within a system not built to protect them. The film challenges us to shift the narrative from crisis response to reimagine maternal health as a continuum of care, justice, healing and radical listening.
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Learn Moreabout PBS online sponsorshipKANIKA HARRIS: Patients are feeling like they're not heard, and they're not being listened to.
BIANCA PRYOR: We put her there and one tear rolled out of Shalon's eye.
WANDA IRVING: I see inequity wherever it exists.
I'm not afraid to call it by name.
WOMAN: When life comes and you claim it, being Black gives you that added advantage.
WOMAN: You have the resources, you have the knowledge, but it still is not enough to save you.
Then what's the answer?
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Clip: S18 Ep1 | 32s | A clinician describes the gratification she experiences from working in the birthing profession. (32s)
NewSocietal Contributors to Black Infertility
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Clip: S18 Ep1 | 1m 29s | A woman struggling with infertility highlights the emotional labor of navigating constant stress. (1m 29s)
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