More than 100 people strip naked in front of Facebook's New York headquarters
More than 100 individuals stripped naked before Facebook's New York base camp on Sunday, as a major aspect of dissent against what they see as a restriction in regards to Facebook and Instagram's approaches around creative bareness.
The demonstrators lay stripped out and about, each with enormous pictures of male areolas covering their genitalia. The challenge called #wethenipple was sorted out and shot by universally eminent American craftsman Spencer Tunick and the National Coalition Against Censorship (NCAC).
Members of women's rights group Grab Them By The Ballot took part in the demonstration. The group said in a statement it was "challenging the censorship of artistic female nudity by Facebook and Instagram's 'community standards.'
The demonstrators lay stripped out and about, each with enormous pictures of male areolas covering their genitalia. The challenge called #wethenipple was sorted out and shot by universally eminent American craftsman Spencer Tunick and the National Coalition Against Censorship (NCAC).
Members of women's rights group Grab Them By The Ballot took part in the demonstration. The group said in a statement it was "challenging the censorship of artistic female nudity by Facebook and Instagram's 'community standards.'
