racism? as in, every single nurse and doctor in Georgia is other-than-black?
or racism in genetic markers?
or racism in lifestyle?
or racism in social services handing out food stamps, free housing, free prenatal care, free post-natal care, free education, free doctors and free hospital delivery?
that racism?
but now for the truth (even if mentioning SCD would be racist):
A woman with SCD is more likely to have problems during pregnancy that can affect her health and the health of the unborn baby than a woman without SCD. During pregnancy the disease can become more severe, and pain episodes can occur more often. A pregnant woman with SCD is at a higher risk of preterm labor, having a low birth weight baby or other complications. However, with early prenatal care and careful monitoring throughout pregnancy, a woman with SCD can have a healthy pregnancy.
https://www.cdc.gov/ncbddd/sicklecell/pregnancy.html
Women of any race or ethnicity who had a chronic health condition, such as asthma, diabetes, kidney disease or high blood pressure, before giving birth were at a higher risk of severe delivery-related complications. Black women who had two or more chronic health problems were nearly three times as likely as those with none to have a severe complication related to birth, the study found.
https://www.nbcnews.com/health/womens-health/life-threatening-birth-complications-more-common-minorities-study-finds-n918781