On Mon, Apr 29, 2013 at 12:25 PM, Sarah Stierch <sarah.stie...@gmail.com>wrote:
> > On 4/29/13 12:20 PM, Sarah wrote: > > > I was reverted when I tried to remove them all, so I started an RfC on > the talk page, and alerted WikiProject Feminism. In turn, the editor who > added them (who uses a woman's name) alerted WikiProject Pornography, so it > seems likely that some at least will be kept; the article is now down to > two images of porn stars and starts with Christine Lagarde, > director-general of the International Monetary Fund. The editor who first > added the images wrote on talk that, if we really want the images to be > representative of women in general, "we should be looking for images of > nurses, waitresses, school teachers, barmaids and prostitutes." > > > > O_o > > Well, we also know that PETA is a big fan of pushing celebrity - let alone > naked celebrities (or "hot" models) for the sake of vegetarianism and > animal rights. I'm sure that doesn't help the situation! > > -Sarah > Yes, indeed, that was mentioned and cited as a reason (or excuse). Sarah
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