Skimmed

"Skimmed" by Andrea Freeman traces the compelling story of the Fultz quadruplets, born into poverty and exploited for commercial gain, while examining the broader issues surrounding infant feeding practices in America. The book explores how historical and societal inequalities have shaped the experiences of Black mothers and the modern infant formula industry, highlighting ongoing public health challenges. Through their story, Freeman sheds light on deep-rooted social injustices and invites readers to consider pathways toward a healthier and more equitable future.