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Exploring SMC Life Through a Black Woman’s Lens: Insights from Aisha and Rosanna Hertz In this episode, Aisha, former host of MOCA Single Mothers by Choice, and Rosanna Hertz, professor of sociology and women's and gender studies at Wellesley College, discuss the unique challenges and rewards of being a Black single mother by choice. They delve into fertility, dating, parenting, and the intricacies of random families created through donor conception. Learn about the significance of race, family dynamics, and how SMCs navigate societal norms. Don't forget to subscribe to the Black Single Mothers by Choice and Start to Finish Motherhood YouTube channels and Instagram pages, and join our mailing list for more insightful discussions!

00:00 Introduction to Black Single Mothers by Choice

00:50 Guest Host Introduction and PSA

01:29 Rosanna Hertz's Journey and Research

03:07 Understanding the SMC Community

05:58 Challenges and Catalysts for SMCs

09:23 Navigating Donor Conception and Family Dynamics

27:30 Race and Adoption in SMC Families

35:49 Future Research and Closing Remarks

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