"There is a profound irony in a Black woman leading an investigation centered on women’s voices being unheard, particularly those from marginalised backgrounds, and then facing efforts to undermine her when the findings do not reinforce the narrative some had sought to promote. It raises uncomfortable questions about whose expertise is trusted, whose voices are valued, and who is allowed to challenge dominant assumptions without being discredited. Criticism of evidence is essential, but attempts to diminish the authority of a Black woman leader when her conclusions are inconvenient to some deserve critical examination." - Dr Lucia Rocca-Ihenacho (CEO of Midwifery Unit Network)
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