As a new parent, if you knew there was something you could do to instantly provide not only nurturing but nutrition and protection for your newborn, you’d do it, right?

The Trump administration has threatened so-called third world nations into backing off an international resolution supporting breastfeeding—universally touted by experts as the best nutritional option for infants—standing with formula companies who are losing market share in the U.S.

Chrissy Teigen has never been known for her shyness; she’s loud and proud about pertinent social issues, uses her spare time to play Twitter troll to the tangelo in chief, and has been open about the challenges she and husband John Legend faced in becoming parents to 2-year-old daughter Luna and 1-month-old son Miles.

“The breast is best.” This is language many expectant mothers are familiar with. And yet there is still significant stigma surrounding breastfeeding, especially among black women. One Facebook group is trying to change that by letting black mothers know that breastfeeding is an accessible and incredible experience.

Chocolate Milk Mommies, a parenting group out of Birmingham, Ala., is working to remove the stigma surrounding breast-feeding—especially in public—in black communities.

I had been vaguely aware of people being bothered by public breastfeeding, but not until the advent of social media did I realize just how much of a "thing" it was. I think moments like this is why the hashtag, #onhere was created for Twitter. Because only "on there" do I see most of the debates about it. But, there…