Bringing a child to class is the issue. A student who couldn't find child care wouldn't be allowed to bring in a baby. A prof should behave likewise.
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Plus, I hear there are these new-fangled things called breast pumps, if she really really really had to feed the baby at that exact moment during class. I'm a woman and I just don't see the need for a woman to breastfeed in public when there are other options. To me, it's crap psychology some factions try to use in defense of their need to show off, be rebellious, say "fuck the man." I don't know the reason, but it's silly and I'm all for women's rights.
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So, I guess it would be okay for a woman to walk into a Board meeting and breastfeed her baby? It's not about seeing a breast. It's about the fact that she's doing something personal in a business setting. Would she bring her kid's science project in there and work on it while lecturing because her kid is sick? Would that be professional? No, it wouldn't.
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Where's the common sense? If I had to go to the bathroom in the middle of a lecture, I'd call for a break and not, like, pull out a piss pot and do it in front of class.
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Once I read that it was a class on Feminist Anthropology, my opinion became: How dare you use your baby in a cheap publicity stunt!
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Got it! We'll send out the prize asap. Thank you!
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That is, indeed, the heart of the matter. The marriage between an adult and an infant, as well as bestiality, aren't good counterparts because in those cases, the infant and the animal cannot give consent.
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