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What's Birth Got to Do With It? Skepticism, Voice, and Race at a Midwives’ Vigil in London
What's Birth Got to Do With It? Skepticism, Voice, and Race at a Midwives’ Vigil in London
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Caroline Bazambanza
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Artículo Open Access
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Wiley
2026
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American Anthropologist
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