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Women shouldn’t breastfeed in parliament

18 May 2017

5:14 PM

18 May 2017

5:14 PM

We need to go back to the drawing board and clarify what “equality” stands for. It does not mean female supremacy; neither does it mean special treatment.

In what weird world is women breastfeeding in parliament being applauded as progress.

Really?

Seriously?

Australian Senator Larissa Waters became the first politician to breastfeed in parliament when she fed two-month-old daughter Alia Joy last week. “It’s

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