Hip-hop model and actress Amber Rose made a statement about feminism in a form a video. Entitled "Walk of No Shame", she spoke for women to not be judged of their actions.
Everyone is already familiar of the statement "walk of shame", entitling the walk that women do after they leave a house of a random guy they spent at the night before. Thus, actress Amber Rose makes a statement to society that women should not be judged and shamed when one decides to do casual sex, according to The Daily Beast.
In the video, the actress walks along the streets in a Saturday night club outfit while carrying a pair of high-heels. As she does her "walk of no shame", the citizens in the video greet her happily instead of judging her for her assumed actions from last night.
According to Access Hollywood, actor Matt McGorry also made a cameo appearance at the clip wearing boxers, indicated to be the guy whom Amber supposedly slept with. Aside from her recent video, she also made the same statement during the MTV Video Music Awards through her outfit. As the actress walked through the red carpet, she wore a graffiti outfit with words "slut", "whore", and "bitch' written all over it, saying that women should not be called any of those words just because of one's choices in actions.
Matt McGorry is also an outspoken feminist, supporting Rose in her campaign against sexual violence and slut-shaming. He claims that the purpose of the video clip they made is not to encourage women to be more promiscuous, rather to teach society to stop their double standards against women. As reported by Dazed Digital, the video made is only a part of a wider campaign led by Rose herself. Their group is known to be a very outspoken group of feminists, defending women and their right to freedom without being mocked or judged.
Amber Rose along with many others have done as much as they could to convince society that what men can do, women also can without being ridiculed and called names for it. They believe that women should be able to be free in the choices that they make without being shamed for it.
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