My twin babies didn't survive their premature birth - and I'm left to wonder why | Sara Mussa

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

65% : A UN report of women in the Americas, including maternal health, revealed that systemic racism and sexism in medical systems are the main reasons black women and women of colour are more likely to experience serious complications or even death.
57% : Research shows that women of colour are more likely to die giving birth, with Indigenous women being three times as likely as non-Indigenous women in Australia, while immigrant women from sub-Saharan Africa in Australia, Canada and Denmark are twice as likely to die.
51% : My knees buckling, almost falling to the floor, with only my husband to hold me upright.

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