Director Tonya Lewis Lee documentary highlights the healthcare inequalities that Black Women face.

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The birth of a child is considered a happy affair that many expectant parents look forward to celebrating when their child arrives. However, what happens when the mother dies due to post-birth complications and leaves both her partner and her child behind?

In an illuminating interview, Director Tonya Lewis Lee discusses how her documentary, “Aftershock”, highlights the healthcare inequalities that Black Women face when it comes to neonatal care, what people are doing to combat these issues, and how, even in times of great tragedy, people can still find ways to connect with one another to foster deep and meaningful relationships. Make sure to bring your scholar cap and your tissue box to this episode of Money Making Conversations Master Class as we delve into the topic of maternal healthcare in the United States.

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