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Originally Posted by Kizzy

Not at all.. my point is we can't be truly progressive in the way she would have wanted if we are terrified of our bodies and refuse to expose it out of fear.

Literally nothing to do with people's issue with this statue, but the fact that you think it IS the issue is why you're so keen to be on that side of this argument, I suspect.

Most people have no problem with statues or art that depict nudity of females, males, or both at once. Heck, it would even be a different discussion if she had made or commissioned a statue herself. However IMO it only takes a brief skim of what she actually wrote about to cast doubt on this artists' decision being appropriate to the subject.