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We also recognise that there is currently biological essentialism and transphobia present within elements of mainstream birth narratives and discourse.

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The Meissen Bison
The Meissen Bison
4 years ago

As midwives and birth workers, we focus on improving access and health outcomes for marginalised and disadvantaged groups. Women are frequently disadvantaged in healthcare, as are trans and non-binary people … By continuing to use the term ‘woman’ we commit to working on addressing health inequalities for all who use our services.

Ex Cuse me! MidWIVES?? That’s blatant biological essentialism right there. Transparenting International should cancel the BSUH immediately.

MC
MC
4 years ago

biological essentialism and transphobia = reality
mainstream birth narratives and discourse = reality

The tranny mentalists just can’t cope with reality.

Boganboy
Boganboy
4 years ago

The gibbershit seems to be getting worse and worse. Of course this may simply mean I’m getting older and older.

JuliaM
4 years ago

@Boganboy: while no one pushes back, it’ll get worse.

Jussi
Jussi
4 years ago

Women giving birth is not a “narrative”, it is a biological fact, as are
1. men don’t give birth
2. women have no penises

John B
John B
4 years ago

More properly called Bristolmilk.

dearieme
dearieme
4 years ago

It’s been obvious for years that the midwifing trade has lots of nut-cases among its number. But why?

Baron Jackfield
Baron Jackfield
4 years ago

@John B – Wasn’t / isn’t “Bristol Milk” Harvey’s lighter version of “Bristol Cream” sherry?

Baron Jackfield
Baron Jackfield
4 years ago

@Dearieme – ISTR that “Dr Crippen” in his doctor’s blog, sadly no longer online, used to refer to them as “madwives”.

bloke in spain
bloke in spain
4 years ago

“It’s been obvious for years that the midwifing trade has lots of nut-cases among its number. But why?”
Interesting question. I suspect it’s this:
Health professionals will always think they should control because in matters of health they think they know best. But that gets tempered in relation to the sick, because the sick are ill. But women in the process of giving birth are healthy. So all the stops are pulled out

dearieme
dearieme
4 years ago

If I were going to give birth, which as a male is perfectly possible – innit? – I’d seek out a ward run by medics rather than midwives.
But do doctor-run wards exist?

dearieme
dearieme
4 years ago

Ah, how about private hospitals?

Ienehduej
Ienehduej
4 years ago

What they need is a multimillion-pound campaign to encourage “other genders” to have children. Imagine what the pitch could possibly be…

Mr Ecks
Mr Ecks
4 years ago

Dearime–prob cos the left has embraced a lot of “women’s mysteries” type cockrot over the years and as leftism eats away everywhere some of that bull has got carried into midwifery.

It’s something that’s womens so to speak and in which men have little interest beyond technical, medical matters like inventing forceps and saving millions of lives etc.

asiaseen
asiaseen
4 years ago

Imagine what the pitch could possibly be…
“Get Fucked” perhaps?

Chris Miller
Chris Miller
4 years ago

ISTR that “Dr Crippen” in his doctor’s blog, sadly no longer online, used to refer to them as “madwives”.

My GP sister refers to them as Midwitches.

philip
philip
4 years ago

“Narratives” and “discourse” in one sentence. Give that person a biscuit!

Widmerpool
Widmerpool
4 years ago

Is materialism now transphobia? Must we all believe in a separate ‘true me’ spirit separate from and sometimes in conflict with our physical body?

Nick Jenkins
Nick Jenkins
4 years ago

That’s deep, Widmerpool- one for Philip Pullman, if you can stomach him.

Bloke in Germany
Bloke in Germany
4 years ago

As ever, the pythons were decades ahead of reality.

https://youtu.be/NcHdF1eHhgc

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