Corran Brown was 22 and just five months pregnant with her second child when she started having contractions. Doctors gave her medication to stop them, but then Brown’s health took a turn for the worse. She developed high blood pressure and had frequent nosebleeds and headaches.

At seven months, doctors gave Brown, who is African-American, an injection to speed up development of the fetus’ lungs. Then they induced labor. For six weeks, Brown went to the hospital to see her baby lying in an incubator.

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