Despite advancements in medical care, racial health disparities persist in reproductive care, affecting Black women and other marginalized groups disproportionately. These disparities include higher risks of miscarriage, limited access to fertility treatments, and inadequate support during pregnancy and childbirth. Racism and systemic barriers play a significant role in these disparities, leading to unequal outcomes in reproductive health. The author, a Black woman, shares her personal insights and explores the experiences of others to shed light on these critical issues and advocate for systemic change.