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Critic Natalia Keogan
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It’s impossible not to feel impassioned by Aftershock, the vital documentary co-directed by Paula Eiselt (93Queen) and Tonya Lewis Lee that explores the dismal state of the U.S.’s maternal mortality rate among Black women.

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"Aftershock" is a powerful documentary that sheds light on the alarming number of Black women who die each year due to preventable complications during childbirth in the United States. The film follows the stories of two mothers, Shamony Gibson and Amber Rose Isaac, who died during childbirth, and their partners, Omari Maynard and Bruce McIntyre, who are now fighting for justice and building communities of support. Through their personal stories, "Aftershock" highlights the systemic failures that lead to these tragic deaths and the urgent need for change. The film is a call to action, urging viewers to join the fight for maternal justice and to demand better care for all mothers-to-be.

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You can stream Aftershock on: Disney+

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