Blogs are not the national news. They bring a point of view to anyone who cares to read the content. There are ways of opting out of viewing a blog if the reader doesn't like the content. Censorship at Google? Really? What's next, asking pretty please in order to write on Blogger?
Nudity is not the problem, breaking the law is the problem. Victimizing every person that has a Blog compliments of Google is not the way to address issues with women's body image use by Hollywood. There are very important women in Hollywood voicing their concerns regarding inequity in society that impact women and the Middle Class. They are respected. Censorship limits the voices in the community and victimizes.
February 24, 2015
Google-owned (click here) blogging platform Blogger will no longer allow its users to post sexually explicit content, the company confirmed today. In a statement sent via email to selected Blogger users, Google said it would no longer allow blogs to feature "graphic nude images or video" from March 23rd. Any blogs that continued to show explicit images would be made private after that date — while graphic images and videos would remain, Google says they would only be visible to the blog owner, admins, and other people who the owner shared it with.
This may be in response to sexual assault that occurs on the net. It was noticeable Jennifer Lawrence wasn't at the Oscars. She went shopping instead.
Jennifer Lawrence (click here) finally speaks out in the new Vanity Fair about her
hacked nude photos and she is really, really angry – at whoever stole
the pics and at anyone who looked at them.
“It is not a scandal,” she tells the magazine. “It is a sex crime.”
Oh, and for the record, she’s not sorry she took the photos....
If she is going to be an activist for women, she should consider the role she plays when participating in movie violence among children such as the Hunger Games.
February 23, 2015
By Megan Johnson
...The Hunger Games (click here) actress was spotted cruising through the Shops at the Prudential Center on Sunday. Clad in a gray knit cap and heavy black winter jacket, Lawrence and her bodyguard were spotted in the Back Bay neighborhood toting her dog, Pippi. She was seen again later wearing a different black Moncler jacket with Pippi tucked warmly inside it....
Nudity is not the problem, breaking the law is the problem. Victimizing every person that has a Blog compliments of Google is not the way to address issues with women's body image use by Hollywood. There are very important women in Hollywood voicing their concerns regarding inequity in society that impact women and the Middle Class. They are respected. Censorship limits the voices in the community and victimizes.
February 24, 2015
Google-owned (click here) blogging platform Blogger will no longer allow its users to post sexually explicit content, the company confirmed today. In a statement sent via email to selected Blogger users, Google said it would no longer allow blogs to feature "graphic nude images or video" from March 23rd. Any blogs that continued to show explicit images would be made private after that date — while graphic images and videos would remain, Google says they would only be visible to the blog owner, admins, and other people who the owner shared it with.
This may be in response to sexual assault that occurs on the net. It was noticeable Jennifer Lawrence wasn't at the Oscars. She went shopping instead.
“It is not a scandal,” she tells the magazine. “It is a sex crime.”
Oh, and for the record, she’s not sorry she took the photos....
If she is going to be an activist for women, she should consider the role she plays when participating in movie violence among children such as the Hunger Games.
February 23, 2015
By Megan Johnson
...The Hunger Games (click here) actress was spotted cruising through the Shops at the Prudential Center on Sunday. Clad in a gray knit cap and heavy black winter jacket, Lawrence and her bodyguard were spotted in the Back Bay neighborhood toting her dog, Pippi. She was seen again later wearing a different black Moncler jacket with Pippi tucked warmly inside it....
