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Keep Milli Hill as Keynote Speaker at Midwifery Conference

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Hristina Maas
4 years ago

You can not miss her!!

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Anonymous
4 years ago

women's rights are human rights xo

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Claudia Tait
4 years ago

We should all respect language and I stand by Milli Hill that we can go over to being too politically correct.

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Anonymous
4 years ago

Dutch midwife

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Anonymous
4 years ago

Milli provides a voice of reason in a world that’s lost touch with true women’s rights.

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Marguerite Link Carney
4 years ago

I support evolution, sanity and birthkeepers like Milli Hill.

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Hilda Cirotto
4 years ago

Respect women and respect Milli.

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Anonymous
4 years ago

“Women AND other birthing/pregnant people.” Is that so hard? Just add the AND. Never erase women from anything.

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Anonymous
4 years ago

This vicious campaign of hate towards Hill must stop. Political correctness has gone too far!

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Fiona Karbal
4 years ago

She should be allowed to speak the truth.

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Ash Maeder
4 years ago

I support Milli Hill's right to speak at the conference. I do not know who she is, nor what her stance is, but I believe all people should have the right and space to be able to express their professional opinion and engage in debate/discourse; regardless of how offensive her personal beliefs are perceived to be. Offense is innately subjective. We are not children; we are mature, professional adults who are able to listen to different points of view, critically appraise the evidence, and make our own judgements and conclusions. We do not need a militant group policing the flow of information and deciding which opinions our supposedly virginal ears can (or cannot) hear. I am disheartened to witness the level of bullying within the midwifery space - it almost amounts to a witch hunt. It seems unexplainably hypocritical that the same people who would loudly champion one person's right to exist and express themselves freely, would simultaneously & aggressively attempt to cancel/silence somebody else entirely, and all due to diversity of thought. Also, I'm a pretty sure the pronoun TERF is not how Millie identifies herself.. If you are reading this and are of the same mind, perhaps an email to NZCOM in support of continuing to book a diverse range of guess speakers would be beneficial.

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Gina Burton
4 years ago

Reality should always trump ideology

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Siobhan Kierans
4 years ago

She is legally and morally entitled to her views which are not hateful or harmful

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Carol Park
4 years ago

Why are people not allowed to speak the truth.

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Kate
4 years ago

It’s getting so boring now. Stop deplatforming women! The women being silenced for stating biological reality are often doing brilliant work FOR women. It’s a disgrace. Keep doing what you’re doing, Milli.

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lil
4 years ago

Dear Rainbow Midwives Alliance, You do not achieve your objectives by being useful fools for the gender abolitionist movement. Women are not 'gender-neutral', nor are they 'vulva-havers'. Be aware that the language you use to browbeat, bully, impinge and abuse is causing huge female alienation and has split not alone feminism but also LGBTQUIA+. You need to look at why your idea of progress is regressive for women, because we are done telling you that you are skanks and misogynistic bullies xx

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Louise Ackerman
4 years ago

Milli is the reason I went on to have a 2nd child despite the birth trauma I experienced in my first birth. Having had an episiotomy carried out without being informed. I thought I would never be able to complete my family but reading millis book helped me to move past the fear. If it wasn't for her I wouldn't have my wonderful youngest daughter and I'd still be extremely traumatised instead of having had the healing experience of my 2nd birth

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Angie
4 years ago

Women’s rights and spaces are not for men.

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Susannah Bulpin
4 years ago

Fully support this. As a mother with both a daughter and a son, I fully support what identity they feel comfortable with but sex is a consistent and their bodies and their life experiences are very much influenced by this.

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Jannet Bakker
4 years ago

Diversity is something different than sexuality