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cjrl-2312	Thompson, Danielle	Midwives and Pregnant Women of Color: Why We Need to Understand Intersectional Changes in Midwifery to Reclaim Home Birth	2016	20	.pdf	application/pdf	12352	432	47	34 Midwives and Pregnant Women of Color Vol. 6.1 found to have helped midwives or who falsely registered midwife births under their names.59 It was not until 1975 with the passage of legislation permitting licensed nurse-midwives to practice only when under the supervision of a physician that any sort of midwife was again allowed to practice in the state of Massachusetts (though lay midwives are still prohibited there). COLUMBIA JOURNAL OF RACE AND LAW 37 It is true that the development and implementation of hygiene and educational regulations and requirements in the early decades of the twentieth century decreased infant and maternal mortality rates.91 This Note also agrees that registering midwives and midwife births undoubtedly aided the data collection process for census statistics.	cache/cjrl-2312.pdf	txt/cjrl-2312.txt