Karen Antionette Scott

Chief Black Feminist Physician Scientist, Founding CEO, Owner

Birthing Cultural Rigor, LLC

United States

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Karen Antionette Scott is the Chief Black Feminist Physician Scientist and Founding CEO of Birthing Cultural Rigor, LLC in the United States. Her research focuses on anti-Black racism and reproductive justice, as evidenced by her recent articles examining the experiences of Black pregnant and postpartum women, the impact of racism on pregnancy, and the intersection of substance use and incarceration. Scott's work seeks to address health disparities and promote emotional safety in perinatal care.

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Anjana Sharma

Assistant Professor

University of California, San Francisco

UNITED STATES

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Audrey Lyndon

Professor and Assistant Dean for Clinical Research

New York University

UNITED STATES

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Camille Kramer

Johns Hopkins University

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Articles (10)

“Because I Was a Criminal and Drug Addict.”: Experiences of Anti-Black Gendered Racism and Reproductive Injustice Among Black Pregnant and Postpartum Women with a Substance Use Disorder and Incarceration and Family Policing Histories

Manifestations of Anti-Black Racism and Worry About Pregnancy and Birthing While Black: A Cross-sectional Secondary Analysis of Giving Voice to Mothers

Support for criminalization of self-managed abortion (SMA): A national representative survey

Emotional safetyispatient safety

Risk of early birth by body mass index in a propensity score matched sample: a retrospective cohort study

Pregnant people’s experiences discussing their cannabis use with prenatal care providers in a state with legalized cannabis

Obstetric Racism: Naming and Identifying a Way Out of Black Women's Adverse Medical Experiences

The Rise of Black Feminist Intellectual Thought and Political Activism in Perinatal Quality Improvement: A Righteous Rage about Racism, Resistance, Resilience, and Rigor

Contingent Kinship: The Flows and Futures of Adoption in the United States. Kathryn A.Mariner. Oakland: University of California Press, 2019. xiii + 269 pp. (Cloth US$85.00; Paper US$29.95; E‐Book US$29.95)

Preterm birth and nativity among Black women with gestational diabetes in California, 2013–2017: a population-based retrospective cohort study

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Anjana Sharma

Audrey Lyndon

Camille Kramer

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