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Comparative analysis. Analyze the points of comparison being made between the two closed research theme readings. Are the comparisons interesting and significant? Do they give you new insight on the readings or the topic? Give examples of what works best. Give suggestions for how comparisons can be made even more interesting, significant, or effective. Consider whether the comparisons are convincing. What more would you need to be fully convinced? Mothers and Mayhem When is the last time issues like maternal mortality rates and lactation support were the topics of a discussion? Both can be hard matters to bring up or talk about especially when race is tied in... Black mothers are drastically affected by both life-threatening complications during childbirth and a lack of access to basic maternal support. Two writers who confront this inequality head-on are Jada Jones and Melody Schreiber. In Black Mamas' Lives Matter: The Severe Racial Disparity in Maternal Mortality Rates, Jones delivers an emotional, advocacy-driven call to address the alarming rates of Black maternal deaths in her essay. In contrast, Schreiber's article, Baby Formula Shortage Highlights Inequality in US Maternal Support, published in The Guardian, takes a journalistic approach to expose how systemic gaps in support-like access to formula and paid leave-further harm marginalized mothers. Both authors explore racial disparities in maternal care, but they use distinct rhetorical strategies to inform and persua.