N.B. misandry is not real because men are not systemically oppressed (uninternalize your reddit MRA today: men suffer some drawbacks under the patriarchy but ultimately still maintain it due to the large amount of privileges they receive under it!)
There’s doubts about that trial, actually. The only evidence is circumstantial, she was always on when a baby died. Except, because they were short staffed, she had to always be on when complications arose. There’s no objective evidence to prove she did anything wrong.
She might have been thrown under the bus to cover up short staffing
She might have been thrown under the bus to cover up short staffing
That’s exactly what happened. If I remember my details correctly, she was the only nurse in the hospital with specific training for critically ill preterm babies. She was the only person they could call to care for the highest risk infants. Her presence at their deaths was the only evidence presented against her. That’s it. She was absolutely railroaded to cover up how the government’s underfunding was killing babies.
It’s also sexist to ignore systemic motivations for things to point out outliers. We’re both sexist this blessed day, yay!
And I’m not saying any of that, so, maybe go try to figure out what I am saying and see where that gets you
