Collections Doylestown Doylestown reacts to law protecting public breast-feeding September 27, 2012 | By Bill Reed, Inquirer Staff Writer Allegra Avila holds daughter Ora, 20 months, at a Doylestown (BILL REED / )
The council voted, 6-3, Monday to amend its antidiscrimination law to protect a woman's right to breast-feed in public. travel channel best places to find cash and treasure The amendment provides a remedy if a woman is told to leave a store, restaurant, travel channel best places to find cash and treasure or park, or to move, such as to feed the baby in the restroom.
Supporters called the measure historic, with Doylestown becoming travel channel best places to find cash and treasure the second municipality in the state to provide a remedy for such discrimination. Opponents called it redundant to Pennsylvania's law and unnecessary, since there had been no recent complaints of discrimination.
travel channel best places to find cash and treasure Forty-five states have laws allowing public travel channel best places to find cash and treasure breast-feeding, with Pennsylvania's 2007 Freedom to Breastfeed Act one of the weakest because it lacks any remedy when there is discrimination, Jenkintown lawyer Jake Marcus said.
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