CLACKAMAS, Ore. (AP) - Dozens of mothers nursed their babies Sunday at the Ram Restaurant in Clackamas Town Center to protest the restaurant’s treatment of a nursing mother a week earlier.
Erin Klein says a manager asked her to cover up her breast. The restaurant said other customers had complained.
But Oregon law permits breastfeeding in public, as the restaurant learned when a social media campaign brought the “nurse-in” to the Ram.
This time, the restaurant welcomed the nursing mothers.
The marketing manager, Mark Schermerhorn, told KOIN (https://bit.ly/1mc4E6V ) it was an opportunity to train the staff.
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Information from: KOIN-TV, https://www.koin.com/
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