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Sweat drenched her face.

She was having a baby at home and there was only a five-year-old girl to help her.

While she rived in pain, the girl held her hand and got to work.

Somehow, this child knew exactly what to do. This is Two-Minute Black History, What You Didn't Learn in School.

The adults stood chatting while the little girl sat quietly outside. The midwife was amazed.

Margaret Charles may have only been five years old, but she had done something unbelievable.

She delivered, or caught, a baby without the help of any adults.

By the time the midwife arrived to help the mother, the baby had been born and the mother was resting peacefully.

One thing was certain. This five-year-old girl had an an anointing.

But that's just the beginning of the story of this fascinating rural Alabama woman.

Charles went on to become one of the most amazing black midwives in history. During her tenure,

she delivered over 3,500 babies and none of the mothers died. There was only one reason

she stopped helping black mothers. Midwifery became illegal. Delivering babies became dominated by white male doctors.

Countless black women and infants died as a result of this change.

Today, midwifery is gaining acceptance once again, but black mothers still die far too often and much more than any other race.

Why? Because of the disparities black women face from a white medical system.

Charles' ability to save lives is part of our rich tradition of caring for one another through the field of midwifery,

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