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Swimming Upstream: Addressing Racial Disparities in Teen Births in North Carolina.

Kia Thacker, Ashley S Jackson, Bianka M Reese
North Carolina Medical Journal 2022 July
Despite the stark decline in North Carolina's teen birth rates over the past three decades, rates remain disproportionately highest amongst Black, Latinx, and Native American teens in comparison to white teens. Numerous upstream factors continue to drive racial inequities, creating greater disparities in birth rates among teens of color.

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