2014-06-02 17:46:39.02236+02 by Dan Lyke 0 comments
My situation was in no way unique; women are regularly kicked off Instagram for posting photos with any portion of the areola exposed, while photos sans nipple -- degrading as they might be -- remain unchallenged. So I walked around New York topless and documented it on Twitter, pointing out that what is legal by New York state law is not allowed on Instagram.
[ related topics: Photography Erotic Invention and Design Law Civil Liberties New York ]
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