Madonna challenges Instagram and repost censored photo

Madonna challenges Instagram and re-posts a photo in which she shows a nipple, but this time covered by a heart-shaped emoji. In what looks like a clash of the titans, the pop star seems to have prevailed after the censorship and then the removal of the post in which she was shown lying on a bed in fishnet stockings and lingerie and with bare breasts. Apparently just the umpteenth provocation by the singer and performer who in forty years of career has collected one controversy after another. In this case, for Instagram, the photo violated the rules against nudity and was therefore removed. "When we do, we eliminate content that goes against the rules, regardless of who publishes it" - a spokesperson for Meta explained to CNN. Madonna's answer goes straight down: "I'm republishing this photo that Instagram took away without warning me, "he writes, adding that we still live in a culture where every part of the female body is exposed except for the nipple." As if it were the only part of the female anatomy that can be sexualized. The nipple nourishes the baby! "And not only that, Madonna also underlines the persistence of different rules for men who can instead show their nipples." Aren't they erotic? "- she comments. In the post the star increases the dose by stating that the A woman's butt is never censored anywhere. "I am grateful that I managed to keep my sanity through four decades of censorship, sexism, age discrimination and misogyny," she adds. Always by the rules of social media, " L'expression of nudity or sexual activity is prohibited or restricted because some people may find sensitive and this type of content. "However in recent years the rules have become more lax when it comes to posts that show, for example, a woman's nipples while breastfeeding. Randomly a few months ago, Instagram apologized to Pedro Almodóvar for censoring the poster of his film 'Madres paralelas', starring Penelope Cruz and Milena Smit, in which there was a shot on a nipple with a drop of milk. 'The battle to freely show women's nipples and treat them the same way as men's nipples has been going on for years. In 2012 the #Freethenipple campaign (for nipple release) was launched with theaim to challenge the general convention that allows men to show themselves shirtless in public while the same behavior is considered indecent or sexual for women. The campaign is supported by celebrities such as Miley Cyrus, Rihanna, Scout Willis and Cara Delevingne, among others.