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A decent woman? The breastfeeding and visibility debate is nothing new

  • Written by: The Conversation Contributor
imageModern debates around breastfeeding would be eerily familiar to someone from the 18th or 19th century.The Fashionable Mamma, James Gillroy, 1796. The British Museum.

It’s a predictable tale of controversy in modern public space: a woman or group of women are welcomed to or excluded from a place because they are breastfeeding. The event makes...

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