@HMSPostgradCE
Harvard Med Postgraduate and Continuing Education
4 years
The webinar panelists used the term "birthing person" to include those who identify as non-binary or transgender because not all who give birth identify as "women" or "girls." We understand the reactions to this terminology and in no way meant for it to erase or dehumanize women.
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@HMSPostgradCE
Harvard Med Postgraduate and Continuing Education
4 years
Globally, ethnic minority pregnant and birthing people suffer worse outcomes and experiences during and after pregnancy and childbirth. These inequities have been further highlighted by #COVID19 . Watch this panel discussion on #MaternalJustice .
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@MIFrenchieMom
Whatever
4 years
@harvardmed_cme Then stop using the terminology because it DOES erase and dehumanize us.
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@AustinGeorge01
Austin George
4 years
@harvardmed_cme By that line of reasoning, what would the men be called!!
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@Chrissy_S70
Chrissy 🏒 🇺🇸
4 years
@HMSPostgradCE Well, that's exactly what you're doing.
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@realmanofgenius
@RealManOfGenius
4 years
@HMSPostgradCE All who give birth ARE women or girls, though.
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@Theo_TJ_Jordan
Theo Jordan
4 years
@HMSPostgradCE It's quite entertaining to watch these twisted ideologies start to consume themselves.
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@RudyHavenstein
Rudy Havenstein, Senior Markets Commentator.
4 years
@RudyHavenstein
Rudy Havenstein, Senior Markets Commentator.
6 years
Woke Twitter™ people attacking other Woke Twitter™ people for not being woke enough is the most woke Twitter of all.
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@grenwuld
BloomStreetBlues
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@StevieRenee3
Lady Stevie 🗡🗡🗡
4 years
@HMSPostgradCE Birthing women...😶 Who comes up with this PC buffoonery? Y'all need to chill.
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@babybeginner
Jennifer 🟥🔴🧙‍♀️🦉🐈‍⬛ 🦖
4 years
@HMSPostgradCE You cannot use dehumanizing language and not dehumanize.
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@quincylsb
Quetopulus
3 years
@HMSPostgradCE Sheer entertainment here. I just to think that I once thought education was the solution to a lot of societies problems...turns out it has BECOME the problem. Plot twist, lol.
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@BCdee97
BCdee 🦅
3 years
@HMSPostgradCE How much does a Harvard Education cost?? 🤔🥴🤨
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@Fifty_ShadesOfD
Fifty Shades of Sarcasm
3 years
@HMSPostgradCE Calling women ‘birthing person’ or ‘menstruators’ is disgusting, dehumanizing and gross. Women are being erased by the woke Left who insist that gender doesn’t exist or matter. If a non-binary person doesn’t want to be called a woman, fine. Don’t erase the 98% to satisfy 2%
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@DavidPoulden
David Poulden Esq
3 years
@HMSPostgradCE What if they identify as a dog? 🤔 Doesn't this discriminate on the basis that they're not a person? That terminology is so offensive towards those who want to be dehumanised. I mean how bigoted can you be? Like OMG YOU should SO apologise to the K9 community. Like right now..😱
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@AliRoland
Ali
3 years
@HMSPostgradCE I would recommend never using “birthing person” to describe women.
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@csharpner
American DebunkTHIS.ETH.limo
3 years
@HMSPostgradCE I'm going to start asking my doctors if they think anyone other than women can give birth. If the answer is anything other than a RESOUNDING "NO!", then I'm outa there! If this is the kind of crap Harvard med school is teaching, I can no longer respect the degrees from there.
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@AdamLaneSmith
Adam Lane Smith | The Attachment Specialist
3 years
@HMSPostgradCE Harvard: “To avoid confusion, we will henceforth refer to women as ‘mobile spawn points’.”
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@BasedHypnotist
Jason Andrews
3 years
@HMSPostgradCE We Todd did. Sofa King we Todd did.
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@PhilipGreenspun
Philip Greenspun
3 years
@HMSPostgradCE Can we summarize your point as "Women will not be erased, but let's also not forget that men might be better at giving birth"?
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@SpiritedSparr0w
Rachel, Spirited Sparrow
4 years
@harvardmed_cme It is dehumanizing and erasure. Women will not stand for it. Normal people will not stand for it. This is why people are losing trust in higher education and academia.
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@bose_papiya
Papiya Bose
4 years
@harvardmed_cme This is neither progressive nor inclusive. This is simply denying biology to fit into ideology. Science > politics 😊
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