Breaking the Fine Rain of Death

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Focusing on health care disparities, the book highlights the unique challenges faced by African Americans through a womanist lens that emphasizes race, class, and gender. It examines the historical context of health care in these communities and addresses prevalent diseases such as diabetes and hypertension. Townes discusses cultural, genetic, and socio-economic factors contributing to these issues and presents successful care models from African American communities. Practical recommendations are offered to enhance health care sensitivity within the Black Church and broader community.