Infanticide, Infant Mortality, and the Racialized Construction of Fordist Motherhood: Household Surveillance, Suspicious Death Investigations, and "Neglectful" Mothers in Progressive Era Chicago.
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| Title: | Infanticide, Infant Mortality, and the Racialized Construction of Fordist Motherhood: Household Surveillance, Suspicious Death Investigations, and "Neglectful" Mothers in Progressive Era Chicago. |
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| Authors: | Batzell, Rudi, Coffman, Sarah |
| Source: | Journal of Social History; Fall2025, Vol. 59 Issue 1, p130-159, 30p |
| Database: | Humanities Source |
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