Protesting mothers breast feed their babies in mass inside Ronald Reagan National Airport 21 November 2006 in Washington, DC, in front of the Delta Airlines ticket counter. The mothers were protesting as a result of a prior incident in which Emily Gillette was breast feeding her child on a Delta Airlines flight prior to take off when the flight attendant told her to cover her breast feeding child with a blanket. The flight attendant had Gillette and her family removed from the plane when the mother declined to cover her baby. Getty Images logo Getty Images 31 months ago

Protesting mothers breast feed their babies in mass inside Ronald Reagan National Airport 21 November 2006 in Washington, DC, in front of the Delta Airlines ticket counter. The mothers were protesting as a result of a prior incident in which Emily Gillette was breast feeding her child on a Delta Airlines flight prior to take off when the flight attendant told her to cover her breast feeding child with a blanket. The flight attendant had Gillette and her family removed from the plane when the mother declined to cover her baby.

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