US EditionThe pandemic put mothers at greater risk of domestic violence, even homicide, especially if they were Black
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The pandemic put mothers at greater risk of domestic violence, even homicide, especially if they were Black
Social isolation during the pandemic put Missouri’s Black moms in greater danger that their partner would kill them. A report from the state’s maternal mortality review board found that from 2018 to 2020, homicide was the third-leading cause of death for Missouri moms. Black women made up 75% of those deaths. Among those homicides, guns were the sole means of death and all of them occurred in Missouri’s urban areas. Isolation during the pandem…
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