If you missed church on Sunday, not to worry. The reverend angelsnupnup72012 has brought the service from the comfort of his home to yours. Actually, this is not a reverend who is preaching, nor is this church but it is a much needed voice on de-stigmatizing breastfeeding, and he did bring it -- "it" being the kind of inspiration and defense we need towards for women everywhere -- and especially in public places, which is what sparked this sermon.
Exploiting women's bodies, and making breasts objects only accessible to men, silences women. He also made a great point -- is the veneer we put on on a daily basis the result of being disconnected from natural breastfeeding relationships intended by nature? I wonder. And since "When did it become vulgar for a woman to breastfeed her child? What is wrong with the public?" Preach!
Exploiting women's bodies, and making breasts objects only accessible to men, silences women. He also made a great point -- is the veneer we put on on a daily basis the result of being disconnected from natural breastfeeding relationships intended by nature? I wonder. And since "When did it become vulgar for a woman to breastfeed her child? What is wrong with the public?" Preach!