“There still is this stigma around breastfeeding. Maybe it’s because breasts have been over sexualized and people are not used to the idea that they are actually on our bodies for the purpose of supplying milk. In my journey, I was actually criticized more than I was supported for a decision that came to me so naturally. I simply refused to allow the opinions and criticisms of others influence my decision to do what I felt was best for my baby. So, to all the mom’s reading this, do not be deterred, discouraged, or embarrassed. What you are doing is completely natural so keep going!” - Anquinette Hill Black Breastfeeding week was created because there have been a gaping disparity in breastfeeding rates.  It encourages increased integration of prenatal breastfeeding education by raising awareness of the racial disparities experienced by the Black community. This week motivates healthcare workers to place a greater emphasis on promoting and encouraging breastfeeding to their B...