Monday 18 May 2015
Tuesday 12 May 2015
Free the Nipple Campaign
The Free the Nipple Campaign is something that Step and I strongly support and believe in.
From the Wiki page - Free the Nipple is an equality movement focused upon the double standards regarding the censorship of female breasts started by activist and filmmaker Lina Esco.[1] The campaign is not a crusade that exclusively advocates for women to bare their chests at any and all given times; rather, it seeks to strip society of its tendencies toward the sexualization and oppression of the female upper body, addressing hypocrisies and inconsistencies in American culture and legal systems that enforce its taboos. Ultimately, the campaign resolves to decriminalize female toplessness in the US and empower women across white, western nations in a greater effort toward global gender equality, particularly for white women.
Equality is a very important concept for both of us, and here in Ontario women have the same right to bare their breasts that men do. Unfortunatly, the same can't be said in all places.
We decided to put our money where our mouths are and post photos in support.
From the Wiki page - Free the Nipple is an equality movement focused upon the double standards regarding the censorship of female breasts started by activist and filmmaker Lina Esco.[1] The campaign is not a crusade that exclusively advocates for women to bare their chests at any and all given times; rather, it seeks to strip society of its tendencies toward the sexualization and oppression of the female upper body, addressing hypocrisies and inconsistencies in American culture and legal systems that enforce its taboos. Ultimately, the campaign resolves to decriminalize female toplessness in the US and empower women across white, western nations in a greater effort toward global gender equality, particularly for white women.
Equality is a very important concept for both of us, and here in Ontario women have the same right to bare their breasts that men do. Unfortunatly, the same can't be said in all places.
We decided to put our money where our mouths are and post photos in support.
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