NEW YORK, NY March 23, 2009 —The Brooklyn (NY) Public library has apologized in writing to a woman who was harassed while attempting to breastfeed her daughter. Danielle Glanvill contacted the New York Civil Liberties Union about two incidents at the library’s Flatlands Branch. In each case, a security guard is accused of telling her to stop nursing.
New York law provides that a mother has a right to breastfeed her baby in any location, public or private. WNYC.org and NYCLU coverage.
When are people going to get
When are people going to get the clue. It is a mother’s right to feed her child without being harassed!!!!