The model has published a topless photo that has been eliminated after a few hours by the social network
Naomi Campbell has not managed to overcome the censorship of Instagram. The "top model" uploaded an image on Wednesday in which she appeared topless, which, after 20 hours, was eliminated by the social network.
And it is that Instagram's censorship policy is much harsher than that of other social networks such as Twitter, where you can still see it and that allows the publication of images even with full n-dity, according to ABC.
The photograph of one of the most famous 'top models' of the 90s has not left her fans indifferent and has already collected 1,119 retweets on Twitter
In the original photograph, published by Taschen, the model appears completely n-ked, a version that she wanted to soften on social networks by showing only a topless. The model thus joins the #freethenipple fashion (releases the nipple) to which other celebrities such as Rihanna, Miley Cyrus or Cara Delavigne are habitual, with which it is intended to vindicate the role of women in a society full of taboos around the femenine body.
Thus, in the United States, in at least 30 states the law prohibits showing the breast to women but allows men to show it, something that the feminist movement #freethenipple also intends to denounce.
The truth is that, beyond its possible vindictive nature, the photograph of one of the most famous 'top models' of the 90s has not left its fans indifferent and has already collected 1,119 retweets on Twitter and as many thousands of 'likes' ' on Instagram during the hours it was posted.
