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All Tabetha Tyndale wanted was a private place to pump breast milk for her 10-month old son at her job as a nurse at the Extended Managed Long term care, a Staten Island home health care company. Instead Tyndale, 30, was let go just because of the simple request. On Sept 5, Tyndale reached an agreement with her previous employee for an estimated $255,000 pay out and the victory is heard by breast feeding mothers all over America.

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Black breastfeeding week is dedicated to African American mothers, families and health advocates to focus on public policies needed in our community.

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Marjorie Harvey was recently forced to defend a video which should have sparked high-fives and fist bumps.

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Social media footage of the granddaughters of Steve and Marjorie Harvey pretending to breastfeed drew backlash, but the grandmother quickly clapped back