Emily Ratajkowski Posts Topless Twitter Pic with Kim Kardashian
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Jewish actress and model Emily Ratajkowsi posted a topless picture with Kim Kardashian on Twitter, with both of them prominently giving the middle finger to the camera. The photo and caption are a clap back to the criticism Kardashian received in March for posting a nude photo on Instagram, drawing attacks from the likes of Piers Morgan and Bette Midler.
Ratajkowski came to Kardashian’s defense and posted a nude photo of her own on Instagram after Kardashian’s initial pic caused such an uproar. This new photo of the two of them shows their solidarity in promoting body positivity and going against slut shaming.
However sexual our bodies may be, we need to hve the freedom as women to choose whn & how we express our sexuality. pic.twitter.com/1KK0MtXRuv
— Emily Ratajkowski (@emrata) March 30, 2016
She added another Tweet, stating the importance of women being in control of their sexuality.
Even if being sexualized by society’s gaze is demeaning, there must be a space where women can still be sexual when they choose to be.
— Emily Ratajkowski (@emrata) March 30, 2016
Ratajkowski is known for her roles in the movie “Gone Girl” and the TV show “Entourage.” She’s also known for her scantily clad dancing in Robin Thicke’s controversial “Blurred Lines” video.
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