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Mother Alleges Breastfeeding Discrimination at New Jersey Burlington Store, Citing State Law
Elizabeth, NJ – A recent incident at a Burlington store in The Mills at Jersey Gardens mall has sparked outrage after a mother, Sahana Chowdhury, reported being denied access to a fitting room to breastfeed her infant. Chowdhury, who shared her experience in a widely circulated video, stated that store employees informed her breastfeeding was not permitted in their fitting rooms and that she was 'not supposed to be feeding in public.'Chowdhury recounted the humiliating experience, explaining she was mocked and denied a private space despite her baby being hungry. She emphasized that New Jersey law explicitly protects a mother's right to breastfeed in any public or private place where she is otherwise allowed to be. 'No store or staff member has the right to shame, stop, or block a mother from feeding her baby,' Chowdhury asserted in her video, urging other mothers to know their rights.Following the incident, Chowdhury sought assistance at a nearby Primark store, where she reported receiving immediate and supportive accommodation. The contrasting experiences have ignited a discussion online about public breastfeeding rights and store policies. Burlington has not yet issued a public statement regarding the incident.
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Store Employee Shames Mom for Breastfeeding Despite Law Protecting Her
Yes, the employee was a man, and the mom of two was outraged. 😡
