Cypress Cove Denounces Social Media Nudity Purge
Following the recent nudity bans by social media outlets Tumblr and Chatspin, Cypress Cove Nudist Resort, one of the largest and most well-known nudist resorts in North America, is asking why social media platforms are including simple and artistic, non-sexual nudity in their bans of “adult content.”
Source: Review Resorts
#naturism #Facebook #Instagram #Tumblr #Chatspin
John Schreiner/SWNS Do naked bodies belong on Facebook? Tech giant struggles with changing ‘vague and unevenly enforced’ rules over nudity and body art without suppressing freedom of speech
Source: Daily Mail
#naturism #nudity #Facebook
Survivor.net Peter Paul Rubens was an enormously successful Flemish painter who lived at the end of the 16th and the first half of the 17th century. Like all men, he was fascinated by women. At the time, the ideal of beauty was slightly different from what we know today. Shapes were rounder, fuller, up to a…
Social prudia I am sure you know what I mean. Prude social media. Did I hear someone say ‘Facebook’? Ding! Right in one. That one is, as far as I know, the most tight-assed, buttoned up place that allows murder and porn while being on a witch hunt against naturism, right? Nope. They are against…
Nudity as a lifestyle as most of us practice it isn’t the only way the naked body is ‘used’. The World Naked Bike Ride is a prime example of this. You probably know about it; a world wide event where, at a certain day per location, as many people as possible come together to ride…
As Facebook cracks down on hate speech, it’s also re-evaluating another policy: Nipples
In early June, 125 people protested in the nude outside the New York City headquarters of Facebook and Instagram. It worked.
Source: NBC News
Facebook has agreed to meet with activists calling for a change to the social media platform’s standards, which ban professional nude photography, following a protest staged outside the company’s New York City headquarters. In collaboration with the National Coalition Against Censorship for their #WeTheNipple campaign, and women’s rights group Grab Them By The Ballot, artist…
At sunrise on Sunday, June 2, 2019, 125 people posed nude in front of Facebook and Instagram’s New York City headquarters at Astor Place to challenge social media censorship. In collaboration with the National Coalition Against Censorship, artist Spencer Tunick created a photographic artwork as part of their #WeTheNipple campaign. The campaign calls for a…
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The Alton Sports Centre Naturist Swim has been suspended by the local authority following works to the sports centre which installed full height windows.
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Hello, my name is Mat and I represent the new owners of Southleigh Manor since Bob and Kathy retired recently.
I write to inform you that Southleigh Manor is no longer a naturist holiday park and is receiving renovations to re-open as a general holiday park instead. All are still welcome of course, but sadly no longer on a fully naturist basis.
This site has been sold and, unfortunately, it is closed and no longer available for naturist use.
It is sad to report that BDOC closed its gates for the final time at the end of May 2018.
Members of the club have known the end is nigh for sometime following a long dispute with the land owner who wants to develop the site.
We wish all BDOC members well and hope they all find new homes in which to continue enjoying naturism.