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Watch fullscreen. Resisting efforts to de-Africanize their values, customs, and beliefs, black Americans invoked their African roots in public arguments about their identity and place in the "new" world. At the outset of the twentieth century many still saw Africa primarily as the source of a common cultural and spiritual past. But after the s, the meaning of African heritage changed as people of African descent expressed new relationships between themselves, the United States, and the African Diaspora. In The Insistent Call, Aric Putnam studies the rhetoric of newspapers, literature, and political pamphlets that expressed this shift. He demonstrates that as people of African descent debated the United States' occupation of Haiti, the Liberian labor crisis, and the Italian invasion of Ethiopia, they formed a new collective identity, one that understood the African Diaspora in primarily political rather than cultural terms. african american values and beliefsThe purpose of this study was to understand the cultural beliefs, values, and practices of African American women regarding postpartum depression.
The research question was: What are the cultural care beliefs, values and practices of African American women regarding postpartum depression? This mini-focused ethnography was the method used for this study.
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It included semi-structured interviews of four African American women about the domain of inquiry. Initial data analysis resulted in the identification of categories and patterns.
The initial findings of this study revealed two emerging patterns from the interviews, striving to be a perfect mom, and distrust of the medical system, reflecting the challenges of postpartum depression of the four participants. This mini-focused ethnography provides valuable insight from African American women identifying similar cultural perceptions and beliefs about postpartum depression. These findings suggest a need for more culturally specific data regarding postpartum depression and the need for better support from health care providers with the goal of improving maternal health outcomes within this population.
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