On the Sunday is international women’s day, and the day of the DR-host Sara Bridge already now chosen to highlight by sharing a special picture on his Instagram profile.
Here she has uploaded a picture where she stands in a transparent top, which does not leave much to the imagination, and where you can clearly see her tits through.
Show this posting on Instagram
Your Monday, the average attention-seeking whore Remember it is international women’s day on Sunday. Expect extremely a lot of feminist content throughout the week here on the channel #sorrynotsorry
For Extra Magazine tells Sara Bridge, she has shared the picture of a very special reason.
– I’ve shared the image to create focus on the day and on gender equality, says Sara Bridge for Extra Magazine, and continues:
– It is about fighting for equality on all possible plans. A place that is not equality, for example in relation to women’s and men’s tits. Women are treated as a very powerful and dangerous weapon, you are not allowed to show. You do not look at them, you are not allowed to show them off on social media, and it is something else with the men. So this is a clarion call in this regard, ” she says, and adds:
And then I think also just that it was a nice picture. It was taken when I was in Vega to hear Jada with my girlfriend. So it was also as a tribute to her that I had taken it here blouse on, and then I thought also that it was obvious to such a feministpost. It creates attention. I can see in the commentary track, adds Sara Bridge, which has received hundreds of inquiries on its image. Here reads most of the feedback on the picture that Sara Bridge is tough and brave.
See also: Sara Bridge in a bikini-enough with the bold image
According to Sara Bridge has the many comments made, she is even more confident that gender equality is important to mention in everyday life.
– The many comments gives me an indication that this is a subject really overlooked. Most think I’m tough, while, of course, there are others who think it’s provocative, ” she says, and continues:
When I did ‘Sara Bridge on DR2’ (the tv programme, red.), I got many comments from people who thanked me for taking the issues up. There is something about it here, where there is berøringsangst, and it is also women who do not dare to talk about it here, and it is the same, I have experienced here.
Why has Sara Bro decided to go in a different direction.
Danish well-known – 23. feb. 2020 – pm. 06:23 Proposed marriage to her boyfriend: – It was real game
– It started for me when I got a daughter. When she grew up, so I’m on the world she grew up in and thought that there has not been a damn thing since I grew up. There has not been a fucking skid. You still do not receive the same wages for the same work, if you are a woman for example. It’s called man-hours. It’s called working hours. But there is still very much in the language where it states anything with a man. It is scary and discouraging. I don’t know what I need to do myself, but I can make it through my platform, as well as I can.
– But what makes it so different, that you share a picture of your tits?
– There is someone who says: ‘What has tits with women’s struggle to do?’ But I think it hangs together. The last several years have seen activists, who have used the naked breasts to draw attention to the discrimination on men and women, and it makes sense to me, she says with a smile and continues:
See also: Scores big job in the DR
And then there are many who are thrilled that there are tits. Both men and women. I am very proud of my own. I have not had them for a while (due to surgery for the cancer, red.). I am very happy for them and would like to show them off. So I have bought many transparent sweaters to mark the occasion, ” she says, and adds:
– Such a thing with equality is not popular drug. I think I’m trying to keep the humour in it, and I think about what you actually can do. I don’t know if I’m making a difference. But when I then get the response, as I do, so I know that it is important, and that it is good that I cry out.
