Historical Antecedents of Breastfeeding for African American Women: from the Pre-Colonial Period to the Mid-Twentieth Century
Adetola Louis‐Jacques(University of Florida), Elizabeth M. Miller(University of South Florida), A. Brown(University of South Florida), Taylor A. Livingston(University of Nebraska–Lincoln), Diane L. Spatz(Children's Hospital of Philadelphia), Ellen J. Schafer(Boise State University), Stephanie L. Marhefka(University of South Florida), Tomaro I. Taylor(University of South Florida), Jessica Brumley(University of South Florida)
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