Florence Pugh Calls Out Instagram, Claims Her Cornell Sexual Assault Statement Is Being Blocked: 'Don't Protect Rapists' | Just Jared
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Florence Pugh has called out Instagram over her post about the alleged Cornell University sexual assault.
On Sunday (September 27), Florence took to her social media to release a statement about this, as the story has gone viral across social media. She called on men specifically to stand up in this moment, and sent a message to the Jane Doe.
Florence Pugh realized her post was censored
She reposted her original statement to the Instagram grid, writing, “Instagram decided to block my post from getting in front of the right people. Tut tut tut. Oh dear. That doesn’t look great does it? Here’s another go at it in case you were one of those people that can no longer see my post.”
She also took to her Instagram Story to post about it.
“Rather worryingly, neither l or some of my followers can access the recent post that I wrote about the Cornell College sexual abuse,” she wrote on Instagram Story. “Why is that? Has it been taken down for others? Am I being censored for talking about rape?”
She then realized it had allegedly been partially removed, saying, “Some people can only see the trigger warning and some people can’t swipe. Great! Another lovely lesson to teach people that if you speak up about it, we will silence you! Good job I saved it. I’ll give it another go.”
“Instagram, at least we can see what side you’re on,” she continued. “Don’t protect rapists. It’s pathetic behaviour.”
Read Florence Pugh’s full statement here.
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