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In this Black Girl Brief, we're talking about a crisis that continues to impact Black women across the country; the alarming rates of Black maternal mortality. From being dismissed in healthcare spaces to the systemic barriers that put black mothers at risk, this is a conversation we can't afford to ignore.

Black women are murdered by intimate partners at disproportionately high rates, yet these stories often receive little attention. In this Black Girl Brief, we explore the realities of Black femicide, the statistics behind the crisis, and why awareness, accountability and community action are more important than ever.

Is there a war on black women? Black girls and women are 4x more likely to die by violence than white or latina women. It has become so severe that black women are now facing a higher risk of being murdered than white boys and men. Author, playwright, director and Women's Leadership Project's #StandingForBlackGirls co-founder Sikivu Hutchinson steps up to talk reasons for increased violence, prevention and solutions.

Black women are 3x more likely than white women to die from complication during pregnancy and delivery. 31 year old April Valentine knew these stats and took every precaution to not be a statistic. She was excited to have 1st child, but unfortunately she would never get to meet baby Aniya. Cousin Mykesha shares April's story.

Krystal Morgan talks losing her 15 year old daughter Dykota to Covid-19, vaccines & more.

TV Host, Media Personality Ananda Lewis opens up about her battle with stage 3 breast cancer, importance of mammograms, alternative treatments and feeding your mind, BODY & soul.

Janee' catches up with several phenomenal black mothers to discuss their experience with raising black boys in a world that clearly doesn't value them. Opening up about their fears, the racism their children have faced, hope for the future and more.

Janee' Renee and Dr. Walker talk eliminating the stigma of therapy, mental health myths, depression/anxiety in our culture and more.

Harlem, NY resident Tiffany Pinckney talks her experience with Covid-19. How she contracted/survived it and how doctors are now using her blood to possibly save other covid-19 patients.

This episode is about the black female nurses that are on the frontlines of COVID-19. These women are making daily sacrifices for us so that we can pull through this pandemic sooner rather than later.