Victoria’s Secret’s annual “#WhatIsSexy” campaign has the company battling accusations of racism, for some reason.
This year’s winners include models from Instagram. Plus, celebrities like Taylor Swift, actress Vanessa Hudgens, and This is Us star Mandy Moore.
As you can see, almost all the winners are “white and skinny”, which, according to feminists, is bad for some reason.
And here are the complaining social justice warriors, defending obese and ugly women everywhere, because we want to see hairy lesbians in lingerie, right guys?
Victoria’s Secret decides to tell you #WhatIsSexy. Note: your odds of getting on this list go up if you’re young, thin, and white. pic.twitter.com/QXF29vz5in
— Mike Sington (@MikeSington) April 15, 2017
Mr. Sington, are you implying these women aren’t sexy and are only winners because they’re “young, thin, and white”?
#whatissexy? Very white, thin, mostly blonde, and between 20 and 30ish according to this v. specific @VictoriasSecret list. pic.twitter.com/OZB5XiMCzL
— Cori M. (@corimyles) April 14, 2017
Were these not voted by users on twitter, are their opinions invalid because you disagree?
This isn’t the first time Victoria’s Secret has been accused of racism, last year The Huffington Post called the “#WhatisSexy” list “an arbitrary roundup of the ‘sexiest’ lips, legs, hair and eyeballs among women in the fashion and entertainment industries.”
Apparently, women shouldn’t be white, skinny, or sexy, because that’s racist or something.
