The most bizarre parade theme in history
Jerusalem, Israel, can be said to be a very special city in the Western world."Holy City" is the honorific title of many people. It stems from the fact that it is the holy land of the three major Abrahamic religions of Judaism, Christianity and Islam. It has a transcendent status, but a march has made this "Holy City" in the eyes of the world lively...
Many Israeli women have taken to the streets one after another. The purpose is to complete a demonstration called the "Slut Parade". Although the name is "Slut Parade", it does not mean that all the people participating are "sluts"... The
is actually a response by Israeli women to resist sexual assault and sexual harassment, protesting against all acts of disrespect for women. The theme of this parade has also been dubbed by many netizens as the most exotic parade theme in history.
Compared with Tel Aviv, Jerusalem is relatively conservative and is home to a large number of religious people. Most of the women participating in the parade wore sexy costumes such as tube tops, miniskirts, and stockings. The organizers said that the purpose of the parade was to deliver to the public the message that "a woman's body is in charge of a woman." The police approved the march, but imposed restrictions on the dress of women demonstrating and did not allow demonstrators to be completely naked.
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pictures are all Israeli women participating in the "slut march." In fact, there are still many such marches in the world. Their only purpose is to hope that women will receive the respect they deserve. However, their march was not as exotic as Jerusalem. They directly called it the "slut march". Those who didn't know would think it was self-reflection by cheating people...
Remarks: Slut Parade originated in Canada. In early 2011, a Canadian police officer said in a lecture that "women should avoid dressing like sluts to avoid being harmed." The remarks sparked public dissatisfaction, and Toronto held its first demonstration called the "Slut Parade", which quickly swept the world. Women in several cities held "slut parades" to advocate women's right to dress freely and protest against the public's blaming the victims for crimes.