Yes to breasts, not harass!

The image you see above is a creation of German political photographer Olli Waldhauer, and people won't stop talking about it! When he realized Facebook is rigid when it comes to the publication of nudity in its pages, but it has a flaw when it deals with prejudiced messages, he decided he'd do something about it. He included, in a same photo, a woman showing her nipples standing behind a man in a chair, holding a sign which said: "Don't buy from the Turkish". The term 'kanaken' is a derogatory slang referring, in German, to Turkish immigrants.

Along with the image he wrote: "Only one of these people is breaking Facebook rules." The photo has been censored by the social media, since its nudity rules are rigorous. On the other hand, while Zuckerberg's company censors nudity, many racist comments remain unpunished, and are not deleted from theis pages or profiles. That's Waldhauer's point exactly. In his posts, he uses #NippelStattHetze, which means "nipples instead of racial harassment".

Bella Club is here today to say thanks, and also to congratulate this guy for his act. We would also like to show our support. After all, no one wants any kind of harassment being posted - let alone shared - out there. But we bet one thing: aren't there many of you who would like to see our Bellas uncensored? #NippelStattHetze!