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Marcella Mares breastfed her 10-month-old daughter during class at Fresno City College in California .
She received an email from one of her instructors, requiring all students to turn on their cameras and microphones during class time.
She asked the instructor if she could turn her camera and microphone off if she needs to breastfeed during class.
"I am sorry for the inconvenience," the instructor said.
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