Women's Health Brands Are Baring All and Unapologetically Fighting Censorship

Vagina Museum, pH-D Feminine Health and agency Fancy hope to bridge the gap with more realistic representations of female bodies

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When it comes to the anatomy, health and sexual wellness of people with vaginas, discussions around true representation and its correlating imagery remain fairly taboo—and at times, totally censored—within marketing and media.

For wellness and sexual health brands, the issue of censorship largely impacts folks looking to connect with platforms that discuss natural phenomena like menstruation, breastfeeding and pleasure. While many brands are eager to educate and open up a dialogue about female bodies (for anyone with this anatomy regardless of gender) through products and creative content, social media platforms have a long history of creating strict policies that lead to removed posts or even banishment.

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