Nala co-founder Chloe de Winter (third from left), with models wearing Nala garments. Source: supplied.
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Since launching sustainable underwear brand Nala four months ago, we have had major issues regarding censorship from all major platforms. So, we wrote a letter to the big bosses.
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Dear Mark Zuckerburg (CEO, Meta), Sundar Pichai (CEO, Google), and Shou Zi Chew (CEO, TikTok),
Your censorship policies are nothing short of discriminatory. And we write to you today, because we have had enough.
For too long, advertising standards have harmfully dictated the way women feel about themselves – fueling an epidemic of body dysmorphia. It’s become increasingly clear that your three platforms have no interest in changing the narrative.
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