That's odd because I distinctly remember see Muslim women breast-feeding in public, albeit modestly, in the street and on buses when I lived in the Old City in Jerusalem. Not to mention this weird item on adult suckling.
The story:
A mother was ordered not to breastfeed her baby in public because she was in a ‘multicultural building’.
Emma Mitchell, 32, was about to feed 19-week-old son Aaron when a receptionist at a town hall warned her to stop (btw, there is a law in the UK which allows nursing mothers to breastfeed in public)...‘It was just awful. I felt humiliated, intimidated and guilty through the whole thing,’ she said. ‘What I was doing was one of the most natural things a mother can do. You hear everywhere that breast is best for your baby, so why wouldn’t I be allowed to do that?’
The incident occurred when Mrs Mitchell, from Oldham, was in the Citizens’ Advice Bureau in Oldham Civic Centre...the manager...told me that I couldn’t breastfeed here and to go into the shopping centre’s public toilets instead.
...Michelle Booth, 38, a friend who was at the civic centre, said: ‘I don’t understand. It’s political correctness gone mad when they’re worried about offending people of other cultures over something so natural.’
Sharia vs. Suckling?
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Don't forget, the native English are now second class citizens in their own country and are not allowed to benefit from "equality" laws.
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