Priya Malik: If A Man Can Pull Out His Pe*** On The Road, Why Do A Woman's Bre***ts Threaten Us?
Bigg Boss 9 contestant Priya Malik has a question: If we don't mind men pulling out their penises on roads to relieve themselves, why do we get traumatised if and when a woman exposes her breasts? Any answers?
Bigg Boss 9 Contestant Priya Malik grabbed headlines last night when she
screamed 'Free The Ni**le'. But her post was trolled by many, and a war broke
out between Priya and the trollers.
We spoke to Priya today. Read on for the full interview:
Your 'Free The Ni**le
Post' on social media backfired...
I don't think it has backfired. There are more people
who've supported the move and less who have objected to it.
Where did this idea stem from?
The 'Free The Nipple' campaign started in America by Lina Esco in 2012. The
main aim of the campaign is to bring about gender equality in all frameworks of
life. It is legal for women to be topless in the UK and some states in America,
with the sole premise being if men are allowed to do it then why not women.
Public nudity is only a crime when it is done to threaten or distress others.
The cultural taboos with women's breasts are reflected in the fact that
Instagram and Facebook do not allow pictures of women's nipples but men's nipples
are the same. Did you know that they both actually look the same? There is an
areola with the nipple in the middle. There is no difference.
That way, there are many double standards in our society.
How come you chose this?
This is just symbolic of gender equality in general. I have supported the
campaign last year when I appeared braless to protest against CBFC`s (Central
Board Of Film Certification) decision to remove a bra scene from Baar Baar
Dekho. The Free The Ni**le campaign had even posted about it and sent me a
t-shirt so I can continue bringing awareness to gender inequality in our society.
Will you be able to wear an outfit to support your 'Free
The Ni**le' campaign?
I have. It's on my Instagram. Lately I've performed two stand-up shows without
wearing a bra. Is there a law that I should wear one?
Check out this.
Free The Ni**le does not necessarily mean going topless.
Even not wearing a bra is considered indecent in our society.
The #FreeTheNipple campaign is just the tip of the gender inequality iceberg. Pun intended.
— Priya Sometimes (@PriyaSometimes) 2 June 2017
The # Free The Ni**le campaign is just the tip of the gender equality iceberg.
Pun intended.
Is India ready for such a bold thing?
Is India ready for men pulling their penises out and peeing on the roads? Is
India ready to molest women and film it too? Is India ready to force their
wives into sexual intercourse without their consent? If the answer to any of
these questions is Yes then why do breasts threaten India?
What did your husband and family say to your 'Free The
Ni**le' Post'?
My husband and my family are always supportive. I'm not asking to run around
naked on the streets, I'm just pointing out discrimination based on mere
anatomy.
Are you going to continue this crusade? And how?
Have mouth, will speak.
What do you think of Priya Malik's 'Free The Ni**le'
crusade? Write to us.
Image Source: instagram/priyasometimes
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