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Black mothers in Georgia are up to three times more likely to die from pregnancy-related causes than White mothers—not because of biology, but because of systemic inequities. From racial bias in healthcare to maternity care deserts and preventable medical conditions, Georgia faces one of the nation’s worst maternal mortality crises. This post explores the root causes, community-driven solutions, and what we can do to save mothers’ lives