Striking racial disparities in maternal care within the United States that have left no minority woman untouched, have persevered for decades despite the continuous advancements in medical care. Despite these medical advancements, there continues to be poor pre and postnatal care, low birth weights, higher fatality rates, and an ever-growing distrust of healthcare professionals among these communities. Furthermore, this grueling anxiety and stress that accompanies structural racism that exists within healthcare systems, causes maternal mental health disorders as well as cardiovascular diseases. Many of these women hold high positions within their family households and take the responsibility of caring for their children and possibly older relatives. Many of these women, along with their jobs at home, may work several jobs to ensure they can provide for their families. This poster provides a brief overview of racial disparities in terms of healthcare services provided to these pregnant minority women and the further health complications that can occur. The purpose is to bring further awareness to this heart wrenching matter which needs to be addressed to improve minority women health outcomes, and so future generations have a better relationship with their health and their healthcare provider.