In January 13, 2017, Facebook user Jason Mo posted a picture of a woman on a revealing skirt, which reads: “Hollywood opposed sexual harassment”:
Then he left the two question of the audience: is this photo PS? What does this have to do with Hollywood or sexual harassment?
This is the real picture of the Italy model Giulia Salemi. This photo was taken from the Pacific Coast News. In this revealing clothing photography agencies such as Getty Images also have several other salemi.
Although this picture is true, the headlines attached to the Facebook are at best misleading. The ink in the comments # Posts appear to METOO, the spread of the virus, in the Harvey Weinstein scandal in November 2017 as the women reported that they had been victims of sexual assault hundreds. More specifically, this article seems to be dealing with 2018 Golden Globe Awards (announced a few days after the awards ceremony), including Hollywood stars protesting black harassment, “time to” sexual harassment, and giving an acceptance speech on equality.
However, Salemi is not a Hollywood actress, which is a long ago industry that started “parade” against sexual harassment. This picture was taken in Italy at the seventy-third Venice Film Festival in September 3, 2016, not in the United States. Although this picture is at a film festival, Salemi is a Italy model without any name of her Hollywood credit.
No matter where, when the picture is who is wearing this so-called shameful Womens Sexy Dresses, this picture is not contradictory, anti harassment message # medal or time movement. Although some people still believe that provocative clothing invites harassment, supporters of these movements condemn this thinking as a victim’s accusation and a slut humiliation.