HOW LOW CAN YOU GO

[Admin]

THIS IS KYLIE JENNER AS A DOLL AND I DON'T HAVE TO SAY WHAT DOLL BUT SHE'S IN A WHEELCHAIR AND DON'T THINK THE DISABLE AREN'T LETTING HER KNOW HOW LOW THIS LOOKS TO THEM.



What could go wrong?





Plenty, say disability advocates, who argue that the photo spread for Interview magazine is at best a tone-deaf disaster.





"It's deeply disturbing," said Emily Smith Beitiks, associate director of the Paul K. Longmore Institute on Disability in San Francisco.





"People with disabilities are already seen as powerless, and this just reinforces that," she said.


And the rest of her photos in INTERVIEW MAGAZINE are really tasteless SMH  

[Shilo]

I have to agree this was done in bad taste. I know that some photographers/artist feel as if NOTHING is 'off limits' when it comes to 'artistic expression', but to some, it feels as if they are being 'exploited' in a way.

Shilo

[Admin]

And she being used as a sex doll is way over the top I don't care if she is 18 she's heading down a hard road this one.

C

[Shilo]

I agree Lady C, she is 'doing the most' as they say(smh) I just think that her parents REALLY dropped the ball when it comes to her, only because right at the time when she needs them the most, they are focused on what's going on in their lives...and I get it both Chris and Caitlyn are going thru BIG transitions in their lives....BUT they are her parents FIRST! and one of the things I've learned when becoming a parent is "Yes I have to take care of me first so that I can be the best parent I can be.. BUT I've also learned that there are times when I have to sacrifice a little bit of me so that I can be there for them NO MATTER the age, to help 'heal, nurture, comfort, support, and even cry with them....Thats what my parents did for us. We KNEW that we were an priority to them, and thats something I hope I'm gifting to mine.

I see everything she's doing as acting out, and sadly her parents are to caught up in their own things to see it. Just sad.

Shilo

[Admin]

I agree.