It was the feminist talk show “Feminism and fat” as the US plus-size model Tess Holliday starred in an ad. The show advocate a more nuanced picture of how bodies can look and Tess Holliday posed in a bikini on a picture of the event on Facebook, but suddenly it was removed by the site itself.
The reason was that it violated their health and fitness policy.
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Facebook motivated act by responding that “The picture depicts a body of undesirably. Advertising must not show a health condition that perfectly or extremely unattractive. ” They also said that pictures showing waists where the stomach is above byxkanten, people in the tight clothes or depicting eating disorders will be removed.
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Instead urged Facebook co-founder of the event to “use images on a relevant activity such as running or cycling. ”
As a small child got the US plus-size model Tess Holliday often told she was too short and overweight to fit into the fashion industry, but today she is a successful model that advocates a more open approach to the ideal body .
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