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   From: bobuser@mindspring.com   
      
   Midwifery students at a university in Scotland were instructed on how to   
   care for a "birthing person" who has male genitalia.   
      
   The instruction at Edinburgh Napier University was part of an online   
   module on the proper use of a catheter while providing care for a   
   "pregnant or birthing person." A catheter drains the bladder and is   
   sometimes used by pregnant women while they are giving birth.   
      
   "It is important to note that while most times the birthing person will   
   have female genitalia, you may be caring for a pregnant or birthing person   
   who is transitioning from male to female and may still have external male   
   genitalia," the lesson said.   
      
   Several students in the course were reportedly disturbed by the lesson but   
   feared speaking out against "inclusive" class materials, the Times of   
   London reported.   
      
   The materials were obtained by the feminist website Reduxx, and they   
   provide detailed instructions on inserting a catheter into a penis.   
      
   In a statement to the Scottish Sun, the university said it was committed   
   to upholding the "professional standards" of the Scottish Nurse and   
   Midwifery Council while being "inclusive of all people, including those   
   who identify within the LGBTQ+ communities."   
      
   The university emphasized that "the teaching materials will be updated as   
   required.”   
      
   https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/policy/university-midwifery-students-   
   taught-biological-men-can-give-birth   
      
   So THAT's why Scottish men wear dresses.   
      
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