How do languages come in the way of a better understanding of the womens problems?

 How do languages come in the way of a better understanding of the womens problems?

 Ans The delivery ward was full of groaning, whirling women the majority

labouring alone, oxytocin drips and pump were in widespread use. This was the

meeting-place of the old Africa and the new technology of the west. Pools of

blood lay on the floor like sacrificial-out-pourings, and Bantu nurses were

happy to leave them there as a witness of the blessings of the earth, while they

busied themselves with technologically sophisticated modern equipment and

ignored the labouring women as far as possible.