Fstoppers: The Great Tragedy of Photography and Social Media

Fstoppers: The Great Tragedy of Photography and Social Media. “Images displaying bodies and themes contrary to mainstream preferences often face marginalization or outright censorship. Facebook and Instagram’s murky nudity policies also exemplify how marginalized bodies – particularly queer, non-binary, ethnic minority, and heavier bodies – undergo disproportionate censorship through the veil of moral protectionism and misaligned algorithms. Similar barriers exist for photographers exploring themes of identity, politics, culture, and wellness in nuanced, unconventional ways.”