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Maternity leave impacts us all, yet research has left out a group of mothers who are most impacted by the unpaid maternity leave policy in the U.S. In Unequal Before Birth, using a theoretical framework and an innovative methodology, Ja'Nya Jenoch argues that the experiences of low-income, racialized mothers should be included in the maternity leave policy debate.
Ja'Nya Jenoch is Visiting Assistant Professor of Sociology at Rollins College.
List of Figures
List of Tables
Preface
Acknowledgments
Abbreviations
Part I
Introduction
Chapter 1: The Social Landscape of Maternity Leave
Chapter 2: Women's Labor Force Participation
Chapter 3: Work on, Work off-The Paradox of Maternity Leave
Part II
Chapter 4: The History of Maternity Leave Policy
Chapter 5: The American Way
Chapter 6: Decentralized Policies
Part III
Chapter 7: Maternity Leave Research Framework & Practices in the U.S.
Chapter 8: Contemporary Maternity Leave Research
Chapter 9: Special Considerations in Maternity Leave
Chapter 10: The Path to Towards Maternity Leave Justice
Appendix
References