How an Instagram post about 'saggy boobs' led to a global movement to empower women
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When Chidera Eggerue hit post on an Instagram photo of herself wearing a "really cute" yellow minidress at a party, she didn't realise she had just started a global movement.
23-year-old Eggerue — who's also known by her blogger pseudonym The Slumflower — had been sifting through her photos taken the night before when she noticed her boobs looked "saggy." "It was a deep plunge neckline so it meant you could see the posture of my boobs," says Eggerue. She liked all the photos she'd taken because she "looked so happy," so she decided to upload one. "But then I noticed that my boobs were saggy and I knew that people might feel a certain way about it." Read more...
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How an Instagram post about 'saggy boobs' led to a global movement to empower women
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