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Keep Milli Hill as Keynote Speaker at Midwifery Conference

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Anonymous
4 years ago

What an amazing writer and speaker. Canceling should not happen to promote special interest groups.

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Anonymous
4 years ago

Kia ora Milli. Sorry you are bearing the brunt of so much hate and misrepresentation.

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Amelia Pickering
4 years ago

Cancel culture has to STOP. Milli is a fantastic advocate for women and her contribution to the birth world is enormous!!

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Rhea Dempsey
4 years ago

We would expect that birthing women would hold the power in the birth space but that is not the case ... and many like Milli Hill are working to expose the many 'power over' dynamics used to diminish birthing women's power in the birth space ... and now 'power over' dynamics are attempting to silence her clear voice.

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Chris Read
4 years ago

Fully support Milli.

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Lisa
4 years ago

Full support to Milli Hill. It’s so disappointing that a small minority seek to silence and cancel someone who has done so much to initiate and support positive birthing conversations.

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Cynthia Ton
4 years ago

Feminism is further regressing if we continue to prioritise male feelings over (sex-based) female human rights.

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Jan Mariolle
4 years ago

This woman has worked for years to improve the birth experience for women. She would be an outstanding keynote speaker which the audience would be lucky to hear. Let’s stop attacking women standing up for women.

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Anonymous
4 years ago

I am LGB. I do not support men’s rights campaigners using the word ‘rainbow’ as a tool to discriminate against midwives asking for respect for pregnant women. Milli must be allowed to speak for us!

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Gerry Robinson
4 years ago

The right to free speech is vital. Do not stop woman speaking be Use some peiw don't like what she has to say. Most want to hear her. Especially women

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Helena
4 years ago

Free to speak up our opinions in Maternity Services and women's rights during childbirth.

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Calyn Whedbee
4 years ago

Time to stop conflating sex and gender. The repercussions of which are far reaching for science and medicine, law, data collection, language, and social stability and understanding.

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Diane Richardson
4 years ago

Stating biological facts is not hate speech. Can’t believe this is something that needs saying.

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Berit Mortensen
4 years ago

I am a feminist midwife for pregnant of all genders

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Anonymous
4 years ago

Please do not allow this bullying behaviour to dictate to your organisation. Milli is not transphobic and her points about language are an entirely valid point of view.

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Sabine Schneider
4 years ago

This is a good example of cancel culture. Shame on NZCOM! Let Milli Hill speak and save your conference from becoming a bowing-to-the-bullies-fest.

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Emily Saxon
4 years ago

Power to you Milli. Thank you for your unwavering support

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Imogen
4 years ago

Milli’s book helped me plan for my birth, it is an invaluable resource. While at least 2 midwives challenged me, at one of my most vaulnerable points when pregnant and scared for not believing ‘men’ can give birth- as a woman, I feel Milli’s defence of giving birth as a exclusively female experience is terrifyingly necessary. May she have the freedom to speak and continue to help so many pregnant women.

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Elena
4 years ago

Milli Hill speaks about biological realities of women - periods, pregnancies, labour and breastfeeding. She has provided amazing support to countless women and deplatforming her reminds me of what was happening in the Soviet Union where I was born during Stalin's GULAGs. Such totalitarian control over free speech is unacceptable in a democratic society. And if she's not invited to the conference then the conference is not worth attending.

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rachael
4 years ago

with you all the way Milli! xxx