'FREE THE NIPPLE CAMPAIGN'

Hundreds of men and women gathered topless on Brighton beach for the 'Free the Nipple' campaign to make the sight or breasts more normal. Two hundred women and men paraded topless around Brighton Beach at the weekend to highlight controversial social media policies about banning female nipples. The Sunday afternoon march started from Brighton Pier, and then headed along the East Sussex city seafront before stopping on the beach - where everybody sunbathed topless. I am skeptical of the approach being used to 'normalize' what is currently classified as nudity within the society. Undoubtedly, this campaign tries to address 'mistakes' that did take place in our evolution process. The big question is   IS IT PROPER TO BULLDOZE THE SOCIETY TO NORMALISE WOMEN NIPPLES GOING PUBCLIC? What if we left 'evolution' to take its course?  I believe the way we evolve in our culture-dressing, eating, perceptions-will determine whether nipples goes public or not. The Amazon people, the Bushmen and the like all go topless without any worry, do we envy their lifestyle? Is accepting women going topless the only thing we like to copy from them?