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Thursday 5 June 2014

‘Free the nipple’ campaign: Topless women stage protest against internet censorship (Viewer Discretion)


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Scout Willis, the daughter of Hollywood actor, Bruce, has started a movement just by walking topless on the streets of New York.

Scout exposed her breasts on a walk through a Manhattan street to protest the censorship of nipples by Instagram and she has now inspired others to do the same.

A number of topless women (and men) walked the streets under the umbrella of a group called “Free The Nipple” in a bid to protest internet censorship of nudity.

Photos below:

 
The right to bare breasts: On Sunday, about 20 men and women took to Washington Square Park topless to protest internet censorship rules in the name of an organization called Free the Nipple


 
Activists: Free The Nipple also used the opportunity to promote their upcoming feature film about their endeavors 'to end this insane war on women's boobs!'

 
Fighting for a cause: Some of the women in the group went completely topless for the protest, carrying signs that read 'F*** censorship'


 
Girl power: Free The Nipple was founded by actress and filmmaker Lina Esco (second left)

 
Strength in numbers: Some male protestors even stepped out to join the demonstration


 
Central message: 'The mission of this film is to help free us from corporations and law makers who are banning our art, social media, TV and films,' Lina (pictured) writes on her website

 
Inspiration: Ms Esco decided to stage the event after Scout Willis - the daughter of Bruce Willis and Demi Moore - posted Twitter photos of herself topless on the street, with the hashtag #FreeTheNipple


 
Double standards: Scout captioned one of the topless photos: 'Legal in NYC but not on @instagram'

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3 comments:

  1. Agatha Asaaju-Babs5 June 2014 at 13:43

    Free the nipple,and they re stl covering it?

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  2. ifeanyi uzuegbu5 June 2014 at 16:53

    yeye people.....

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  3. wfe5 June 2014 at 23:24

    well we are in 21 century

    www.nepicity.com

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