Actors Trend: Actresses Black & White Photos Trend! Whats Up?

Actors Trend: Actresses Black & White Photos Trend! What's Up?

A campaign of black and white elegant selfies and pictures of actresses and other popular female celebrities is an on-trend on Instagram from a previous couple of days. While the campaigns have hashtags ‘Women supporting Women’ and ‘Challenge accepted’, many wonders what this is often all about and where it started.

This is an easy way of standing for other women and lifting one another up with the mention of #challengeaccepted to the one that nominates them and also by passing on the challenge to at least one or more women friends. this is often all about promoting female empowerment and purely how for ladies to support one another.

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#challengeaccepted ♥️ Here’s to fixing each other’s crowns! 🥂 Thankyou to many of you lovely women who have been tagging me, sending so much love and spreading positivity.. much needed! 😇 #blackandwhite #womensupportingwomen

A post shared by Raashi (@raashikhannaoffl) on Jul 28, 2020 at 2:47am PDT

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#challengeaccepted Thank you @neeta_lulla @shrutzhaasan @billymanik81 @tanaaz for nominating me . STRONG WOMEN UPLIFT EACH OTHER 🙏🙏🙏

A post shared by Tamannaah Bhatia (@tamannaahspeaks) on Jul 26, 2020 at 9:55am PDT

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Challenge accepted @shilpareddy.official @thabitha_sukumar 🤗.. different sides , different shades , different emotions,different feelings . But all one💪

A post shared by Samantha Akkineni (@samantharuthprabhuoffl) on Jul 26, 2020 at 10:40pm PDT

The trend picked up too so big that almost four million photos are uploaded since yesterday many with #challengeaccepted hashtag while more appeared without it. In 2016, an identical trend of black and white photos trended to spread the ‘cancer awareness’ and therefore the same trend is employed to spread positivity.

The trend is claimed to possess started with Cristine Abram saying a few videos of Ted Yoho’s sexist remarks against Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and therefore the latter speaking out on Congress floor last week, that led to large discussions on social media about feminism and feminine empowerment. Ms. Abram said that was the spark that led to the resurgence of the hashtag challenge.

Well, it's great to ascertain women supporting one another, but it's faithful the very fact that a lot of celebrities and influencers actually join the challenge but their post doesn’t really appear to require a stand on many issues, though their love for these challenges is visible. This could be because they are doing not want to distance themselves from a couple of sections of their fan bases.

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A lil late but Challenge accepted🌸💕 Women supporting and encouraging each other 💝 Thank you @chintzykaur, @taraalishaberry, @the_wander_mannequin, @shootyfrooty & @aditigautamofficial #challengeaccepted

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Thank you for sending me love and filling my life with so much love @chinxter ♥️ #womensupportingwomen #challengeaccepted

A post shared by Malavika Mohanan (@malavikamohanan_) on Jul 26, 2020 at 10:33am PDT

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#challengeaccepted @anaitashroffadajania 🧡so grateful for the inspiration and support from all the women around me 👯‍♂️ @anushkasharma @kareenakapoorkhan @chhabra.reena17 @rohiniyer @fatimasanashaikh @kushakapila @yasminkarachiwala @isakaif

A post shared by Katrina Kaif (@katrinakaif) on Jul 28, 2020 at 1:39am PDT

There were different opinions on why this black and white photo trend is occurring. While many ladies suggest that it might are better to share women empowering books, articles, and products and charities that benefit women instead of posting just a black and white selfie.

A writer even suggested to chop off an ‘abusive’ man-friend from their list than to only ignore the known fact and posting a black and white selfie on the opposite side. Many rational thinking women are just asking how this black and white selfie posting and tagging helps women support other women, though they're not against these virtual challenges.

It is really great to ascertain many women across the planet joining the wave to support and empower women, making a robust point that ladies support women and that they become strong by lifting other women.


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