“In our society, it’s more alarming to see a naked body, than to see a charred cadaver in column 8 of the newspaper.”
Protesters came together to make a statement in Mexico by becoming human nude billboards with messages protesting the government's handling of 43 missing student teachers that they now have concluded were killed and burned with only one body being identified.
Fourteen men and women came together for the photographic protest known as “Poner el Cuerpo, Sacar la Voz”, translating to "Using the Body to Express Our Voices".
“In our society, it’s more alarming to . . .
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