Miriam Main, trustee and PR director of Britain's oldest breastfeeding charity La Leche League GB (LLLGB), has resigned after an "inclusivity policy" was introduced by the charity's global organization that would allow men to attend support groups.
Main said that she refused to help men "perform a poor imitation of breastfeeding" that would also put babies in danger.
Let me stop for a moment: If you don't know, the transgender movement is trying to normalize "chestfeeding" where men pumped full of hormones "feed" their babies.
As you might imagine, giving babies "milk" from a man's nipples with the help of a chemical cocktail isn't exactly natural or safe.
In her resignation letter, Main referenced "bullying, lies, and cruelty of recent times," adding that she hopes "that the wonderful work of hundreds of women is not lost through mixing causes and politics."
According to The Times, directors at the charity's British branch have called on the Charity Commission to step in.
Meanwhile, author J.K. Rowling pointed out the obvious: "Can we talk about the fetishists yet?"
Main's resignation came after Marian Tompson - one of the American founders of the La Leche League in 1956 - also resigned because of this policy.
"This shift from following the norms of nature, which is the core of mothering through breastfeeding, to indulging the fantasies of adults, is destroying our organization," Tompson said in a letter to charity leaders.
LLLGB has said that it "supports everyone who wants to breastfeed or chestfeed in reaching their goals," and that the organization does not "discriminate based on sex, gender or gender identity."
"The situation at La Leche League is one of the starkest examples of how gender-identity ideology turns organizations upside-down," said Helen Joyce, a director at Sex Matters. "By including men who want to breastfeed in its services, LLL is destroying its founding mission to support breastfeeding mothers."
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