Skimmed : breastfeeding, race, and injustice / Andrea Freeman
By: Freeman, Andrea (Associate Professor of Law) [author].
Publisher: Stanford, California : Stanford University Press, ©2020Copyright date: ©2020Description: 272 p: illustrations ; 24 cm.Content type: text Media type: unmediated Carrier type: volumeISBN: 9781503601123; 1503601129.Subject(s): Pet Milk Company -- Influence | African American infants -- Nutrition -- History | Infant formulas -- United States -- Marketing -- History | African Americans in advertising -- History | Breastfeeding -- United States -- History | Health and race -- United States -- History | Quadruplets -- United States -- BiographyGenre/Form: Biographies. | History. | Biographies. | Print books.Current location | Call number | Status | Date due | Barcode | Item holds |
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On Shelf | RJ216 .F7345 2020 (Browse shelf) | Available | AU00000000017143 |
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RJ206 .E276 2015 Early years nutrition and healthy weight / | RJ216 .B375 2014 Inventing baby food : taste, health, and the industrialization of the American diet / | RJ216 .B775 2021 Breastfeeding and human lactation / | RJ216 .F7345 2020 Skimmed : breastfeeding, race, and injustice / | RJ216 .G65 2018 Formulas for motherhood in a Chinese hospital / | RJ216 .H25 2014 Medications and mothers' milk / | RJ216 .H35 2019 Hale's medications & mothers' milk, 2019 : a manual of lactational pharmacology / |
Includes bibliographical references and index
Introduction : a formula for discrimination -- The famous Fultz quads -- Black breastfeeding in America -- Race-targeted formula marketing -- The bad black mother -- When formula rules -- Legalizing breast milk -- The Fultz quads after Pet Milk -- Conclusion : "first food" freedom
"The Famous Fultz Quads tells the heartbreaking story of America's first recorded African American quadruplets, their rise to fame and use as advertising symbols for baby formula companies, and the damage done both to their lives and the greater health and wellbeing of generations of African American families in the US. This book brings to light the true causes of the dramatic racial disparities in breastfeeding rates in America--revealing how aspects of law, corporate influence, culture, and the media have all contributed to this disparity, and provides concrete strategies for legal and policy reform that would reduce or eliminate racial disparities in breastfeeding and infant mortality"--Provided by the publisher