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Heide Lindgren & Georgie Badiel with The Water Project Founder & President Peter ChasseHeide Lindgren & Georgie Badiel's Models 4 Water Fundraiser AOC Sensual Rebel
The reason I called out Heide Lindgren on AOC is because she raised some serious NSFW steam at Sensuality News in a Playboy France editorial last fall, lensed by Sasha Eisenman.
With all the blogger talk about Karlie Kloss' virtue recently, I seize every opportunity to promote the idea that good girls do take off their clothes on occasion -- and are better women for it. I argue that sensually comfortable women are generally less vain and more likely to be activists themselves.
More self-confident in their own sexual identity and physicality, Smart Sensuality women make the best activists, in terms of working the crowd and raising money for causes that matter. I call it Smart Sensuality financial everaging for issues that matter -- not getting some guy to buy you a pair of $500 stilettos.
Buy me water wells in Africa and that will get my attention. Read on about Heidi and Georgie working for the global water supply.
Madonna may be promoting a retro fashion moment in her new film W.E, but she's as committed as ever to Smart Sensuality values, too. This is the essence of a 'fashion to flogging' mentality.
Madonna & Andrea Roseborough by Tom MunroMadonna & Andrea Roseborough | Tom Munro | Harper's Bazaar US December 2011 AOC Private Studio
Madonna delivers a smashing interview with Naomi Wolf in the current issue of Harper's Bazaar, addressing with her always laser-sharp sex & culture observations, the challenge of the Smart Sensuality woman.
Some of the critical hostility Madonna faces with this film, I (Naomi Wolf) am sure, is a reflex — our culture's resistance to women having power; directing a feature film is a powerful role, and women are central to this movie. I work with young women, I am the mother of a daughter, and I wanted to know, how did Madonna's sense of self emerge so intact? "I don't really know how," she replies. "I think it's just that as a creative person, in all the different things that I've done or ways that I've found to express myself, I've consistently come up against resistance in certain areas. I think that the world is not comfortable with female sexuality. It's always coming from a male point of view, and a woman is being objectified by a man — and even women are comfortable with that. But when a woman does it, ironically, women are uncomfortable with it. I think a lot of that has to do with conditioning."
Smart Sensuality people embrace eroticism and a positive physicality. Nudity doesn’t necessarily involve the objectification of women, although I’m the first person to agree that today’s world of saturated porn is messing up our minds big-time.
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Monday, November 21, 2011 at 12:00PM
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YouTube Lets Kate Upton's 'Cat Daddy' Stand As Social Conservatives Protest
BigDaddy YouTube Reinstates Kate Upton Video
Today's NY Daily News features Alexander Tamargo's image of Kate Upton -- much better imho than Terry Richardson's -- to update us on status of Kate's 'Cat Daddy' video on YouTube. Kate's rather salacious new video, released a couple days ago, was abruptly taken down on YouTube Wednesday morning for violating the website's rules on nudity and sexual content.
I can attest to Kate's assertion that there are many more videos on YouTube with much more salacious content. As is always the case with the demands by social conservatives that content is pornographic, their condemnation will drive video views higher.
YouTube officials eventually reached the same conclusion, writes NY Daily News.
BigDaddy YouTube Took Down Flogging Video, Too
My own experience with YouTube acting as the morality police is more serious. They consistently pulled down a terrible video of a woman being flogged in Sudan, because the floggers demanded it. Coincidentally, I just reposted this video after the April 28 Unite Against the War on Women national march. Read Republican Sue Helm Circled PA Unite Against the War on Women, Says Sudanese Activist Watching Her Hummer.
The video files were next smuggled out of Sudan to women's rights bloggers like myself. Posting the horrific video under the Anne of Carversville name on Vimeo, I knew it would stand. Then I contacted Bloomberg News as others reached out to CNN and the BBC.
Only after the major media let the flogging video stand on their websites, did YouTube relent on their own decision to ban it.
Fashion's Rarified Elite Judge Kate Unfit to Walk Victoria's Secret Fashion Show
There's no doubt that Kate is shakin' boobs and booty in 'Cat Daddy'. She seems to be managing her career just fine, catching Rick Santorum's eye at the White House Correspondent's Dinner last weekend.
Who are we to judge her? And let me say that many bloggers picked up the wrong image of what Kate Upton wore to the WHCD. In reality, she dressed impeccably.
Although Sophia Neophitou asserts that Kate will never walk in a Victoria's Secret fashion show, I'm not so sure.
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