リンジー・モーガンさんのインスタグラム写真 - (リンジー・モーガンInstagram)「#challengeaccepted 🖤 Thank you @kellyfrye @jessicarsipos @carasoin @cadlymack @luisadoliveira @jessicanoelleharmon @alainahuffman @jessluza @dodosalakiss @lindathepanda So much love to all the brave, smart, kick ass women in my world 🥰 - - - - - - - - - - - Edit: Thank you @kritzer for sharing and educating me on the true meaning of this “challenge”. “Turkey is one of the top countries when it comes to femicices. Just in 2019 we have had almost 500 RECORDED femicides. Sadly many of them remain unrecorded and we have no real number as to how many women are murdered here every year. The government and our justice system does nothing to stop these crimes. Our government is [also] trying to abolish certain aspects of Istanbul Convention which is a human rights treaty that protects women against domestic violence. Turkish people wake up everyday to see a black and white photo of a woman who has been murdered on their instagram feed, on their newspapers and on their tv screens. The black and white photo challenge started as a way for women to raise their voice. To stand in solidarity with the women we have lost. To show that one day, it could be their picture that is plastered across news outlets with a black and white filter on top. I have seen many of my international friends participate in this challenge without knowing the meaning. While I am aware that there is no ill will, it is important to remind ourselves why posting a picture with a black and white filter is a "challenge" to begin with. For more information on the matter you can follow pages like @auturkishculturalclub "」7月28日 5時57分