Sarah Mitchell. Journal of Family Theory & Review. 2022; 14: 725–733. https://doi.org/10.1111/jftr.12481

In the originally published version of the above article, the following paragraph was italicized and the paragraph should be un-italicized as below.

Ultimately, the topics discussed are underscored by the stories of the mothers and their families in this book; likewise, these powerful narratives are supported by the discussion of academic literature and analysis of legislative policies. It is clear this book was so lovingly and professionally constructed, situated in queer, intersectional, and reproductive justice literatures. What follows will discuss the contributions of Patton-Imani's work to the field of family science and minor areas for improvement. The societal, theoretical, and methodological strengths are apparent. However, the application of other family theories could certainly be utilized, and with more rigorous critically reflexive practice and a richer description of the families included in the book, their voices could be even more compelling.

In the originally published version, the affiliation of the author Sarah Mitchell is “Human Development and Family Sciences, Texas Tech University, Lubbock, Texas, USA” and the correct affiliation should be “Human Development, Family Science, and Counseling, University of Nevada Reno, HDFSC, Reno, Nevada, USA.

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