Home / Holidays / Black History Month To the Black birth workers Motherly Your impact and legacy does not go unnoticed. By Motherly March 2, 2022 Motherly Rectangle For centuries Black midwives have played a critical role in improving the health outcomes of Black mothers, babies, and families. This Black History Month and beyond, we want to honor and celebrate the Black birth workers of the past and present. Your impact and legacy does not go unnoticed. Related Stories Black History Month The untold stories of the mothers of our Black History Month heroes Birth Stories What Black mothers-to-be need to know before giving birth Women's Health Giving birth shouldn’t be a death sentence, but for Black moms, this is the reality Tags: Birth plan, Giving birth Related articles Labor & Delivery I captured the emotions of men while watching women give birth—and it was powerful March 26, 2024 Life It’s beyond time to normalize motherhood and activism May 25, 2023 This Is Birth This is birth: A hospital birth during a pandemic February 21, 2023 Motherly Stories To the mama preparing to meet her baby—I remember March 9, 2022 Motherly Stories Mamas in Ukraine—and around the world—achieve the impossible March 3, 2022