Did This Woman Go Too Far By Posting A Picture Of Menstrual Blood To Instagram?

Louelle Denor posted a picture of her blood-covered menstrual cup to Instagram in protest against the app's supposedly sexist rules about what is and isn't appropriate to post to the platform. She claims that if fake blood and gore can be glorified in the media, why can't periods?

Created by Debbie Morgan

On Sep 3, 2015

Is posting a photo of her menstrual blood a powerful feminist message or has this woman gone too far?

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Did This Woman Go Too Far By Posting A Picture Of Menstrual Blood To Instagram?

Louelle Denor posted a picture of her blood-covered menstrual cup to Instagram in protest against the app's supposedly sexist rules about what is and isn't appropriate to post to the platform. She claims that if fake blood and gore can be glorified in the media, why can't periods?

Is posting a photo of her menstrual blood a powerful feminist message or has this woman gone too far?

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