Addicted.pregnant.poor

Discover the powerful insights of Addicted.pregnant.poor by Kelly Ray Knight, published by Duke University Press in 2015. This compelling ethnography delves into the lives of addicted, pregnant, and impoverished women residing in daily-rent hotels in San Francisco. Spanning 277 pages, Knight sheds light on the complex struggles these women endure and their interactions with social and medical institutions. With a focus on their unique challenges, the book poses critical questions about the futures that await them. This important work not only highlights the social conditions faced by poor and pregnant women in the United States but also invites readers to consider the broader implications of addiction and poverty. Perfect for those interested in social issues, drug use, and women's studies, Addicted.pregnant.poor is an essential read that brings attention to voices often overlooked.