Lingerie Company Asked to Remove Ads Featuring Curvy & Disabled Models

[LakeArenal]

“Body shaming is real.”

So declares the women behind the Georgia-based lingerie company LiviRae, who were allegedly asked to remove photos of curvy and differently-abled models from their Kennesaw storefront.

LiviRae CEO Molly Hopkins told Today that the shop’s property manager told her the photos featured in the company’s latest body-positive campaign, Real Bras, Real Women, Real Stories, were “in poor taste.”

http://www.msn.com/en-us/lifestyle/whats-hot/lingerie-company-says-landlord-asked-them-to-remove-ads-that-featured-curvy-and-disabled-models/ar-BByioJI?li=BBnb7Kz

[Heartstrings]

1. Bet he's ok with

skinny, nipples erect "models" tho, because you know, that's how us women all want to look just satisfy males.

[littlemissmartypants]

2. Clearly

The property manager is an asshole and hasn't been laid lately. I say while biting my cheek from the inside hard.

Thank goodness she persists.

Thanks for sharing this, LakeArenal.

Good for these gals that they didn't back down.

♡lmsp

[CurtEastPoint]

3. f'ing Kennesaw GA: where everyone HAS to have a gun, by law.

[LakeArenal]

4. Yea, but we have "them" everywhere...

I was in a bar recently that posted a sign that said "Women must be able to cook, clean, sew leather and polish chrome...
And we're " Yankees"