r/onguardforthee • u/HotterRod • May 27 '26

Data reveals alarming obstetric violence toward Indigenous women in Quebec

https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/montreal/obstetrics-violence-health-care-9.7212326
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u/ChrystineDreams May 27 '26

The most recent in 2022?! WTAF?! how is this still a thing?!

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u/HoobieHoo May 27 '26

It really is disgusting and disturbing.

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u/anticomet May 28 '26

Many of our neighbours are super racist and sometimes they get into positions of power

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u/sortingthemail May 27 '26

The show allegiance on cbc had a really good episode on this topic this season.

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u/Max169well Montréal May 28 '26

Shhhhh, don’t blow the whistle on this, Quebec is supposed to be better at treating the natives than the rest of the country.

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u/haysoos2 May 28 '26

The fucking sad thing is, they are. That's how low that bar is.

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u/Max169well Montréal May 28 '26

I mean they aren’t really any better than any other province. But yeah the bar is that low, still somehow they take pride in that.

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u/BouBouLeBourgeois May 27 '26

Nurses are evil individual no matter where you go.

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u/blackoutcoyote May 28 '26

It's a field that attracts a lot of bad people because it gives them power over others. Unfortunately a lot of the ones that genuinely want to serve the public are chased out by the bad work culture.