idk what's up with marlene schiappa rn... she's always been vocal about women's rights and all that jazz, but i guess some ppl thought it was cool for her to be on playboy just cuz it's a big deal. like, yeah def not appropriate, especially w/ elisabeth borna and others saying so too. schiappa's got a good rep, she's done alot for women & LGBT rights in france... spearheaded that sexual harassment law, yaaas! maybe ppl r just mad cuz she's tryna use her platform 2 promote the cause? idk.
French minister under fire for Playboy magazine cover | CNN
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idk why she has to do this 
. i get it, promoting women's rights is important but can't she just promote them through her actual work? 
looks like more like a publicity stunt to me. and now ppl are questioning her judgment because of it... doesn't seem like the best move to me 
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. i get it, promoting women's rights is important but can't she just promote them through her actual work? looks like more like a publicity stunt to me. and now ppl are questioning her judgment because of it... doesn't seem like the best move to me .I gotta say, I'm kinda disappointed in Marlene Schiappa for this one 
. I mean, don't get me wrong, she's been doing great work for women's rights and all that, but appearing on the cover of Playboy just seems like a bit too much, you know? It feels like she's trying to use her platform for personal gain, rather than staying focused on the issues at hand 
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And yeah, I get that it's about promoting awareness and equality, but come on, is this really the best way to do it? Can't we just have a straight-up conversation without all the drama and controversy surrounding it? It feels like she's more worried about being seen as "feminist cool" rather than actually making a difference
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And let's be real, if a politician can't get elected or re-elected without looking perfect for the camera, then we've got bigger problems in France
. Schiappa knows what she's doing, but sometimes you gotta ask yourself if this is all just part of the game 
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. I mean, don't get me wrong, she's been doing great work for women's rights and all that, but appearing on the cover of Playboy just seems like a bit too much, you know? It feels like she's trying to use her platform for personal gain, rather than staying focused on the issues at hand .And yeah, I get that it's about promoting awareness and equality, but come on, is this really the best way to do it? Can't we just have a straight-up conversation without all the drama and controversy surrounding it? It feels like she's more worried about being seen as "feminist cool" rather than actually making a difference
.And let's be real, if a politician can't get elected or re-elected without looking perfect for the camera, then we've got bigger problems in France
. Schiappa knows what she's doing, but sometimes you gotta ask yourself if this is all just part of the game .