The industry board has officially adopted the policy requiring all digitally altered images to carry a clear disclosure label. This success belongs to the 217 individuals who demanded transparency regarding realistic beauty standards. We will monitor these publications to ensure the new labeling requirements are implemented consistently.
November 20, 2015
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Magazine editors include edited images that can give unrealistic perceptions of beauty. Men and women internalize these images in their head and try to become like them. For instance, viewers can force themselves not to eat to become skinnier. If magazine editors use edited photos, they should include a label saying the image has been edited. The label would help men and women not feel as bad about their own bodies knowing without the use of editing, models look no better than them.
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November 5, 2015
The stories shared in the comments regarding the toll of unrealistic imagery remain a powerful reminder of why this transparency is necessary. I have begun drafting formal letters to major publication boards to present these collective concerns. Your engagement provides the professional leverage required to initiate these difficult conversations.
Reached 100 supporters
November 5, 2015
63 Comments
I completely agree. People need to know that these images are fake and unrealistic.
I completely agree because so many people are trying to be like them and yes you a right when you said it would look better if it said edited because then people will have reassurance that no one actually looks like that. So yes to labeled edited photos!
I'm tired of teens trying to live up to these fake standards. Causing some to have eating disorders.
Veery True. American Society is infiltrated by "Hollywood Artificial Beauty". Art is supposed to make humans happier not depressed.
Please inform viewers of edited images that they are exactly that- edited. Thank you. Diana Murphy-Enenstein
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The industry board has officially adopted the policy requiring all digitally altered images to carry a clear disclosure label. This success belongs to the 217 individuals who demanded transparency regarding realistic beauty standards. We will monitor these publications to ensure the new labeling requirements are implemented consistently.
November 20, 2015
Final supporters
Magazine editors include edited images that can give unrealistic perceptions of beauty. Men and women internalize these images in their head and try to become like them. For instance, viewers can force themselves not to eat to become skinnier. If magazine editors use edited photos, they should include a label saying the image has been edited. The label would help men and women not feel as bad about their own bodies knowing without the use of editing, models look no better than them.
Updates
November 5, 2015
The stories shared in the comments regarding the toll of unrealistic imagery remain a powerful reminder of why this transparency is necessary. I have begun drafting formal letters to major publication boards to present these collective concerns. Your engagement provides the professional leverage required to initiate these difficult conversations.
Reached 100 supporters
November 5, 2015
63 Comments
As a female in the entertainment business I really appreciate you for this! We get too much hate for not being perfect. Much love! xo ShelbyRenae
I completely agree. People need to know that these images are fake and unrealistic.
I completely agree because so many people are trying to be like them and yes you a right when you said it would look better if it said edited because then people will have reassurance that no one actually looks like that. So yes to labeled edited photos!
I'm tired of teens trying to live up to these fake standards. Causing some to have eating disorders.
Veery True. American Society is infiltrated by "Hollywood Artificial Beauty". Art is supposed to make humans happier not depressed.
Please inform viewers of edited images that they are exactly that- edited. Thank you. Diana Murphy-Enenstein
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As a female in the entertainment business I really appreciate you for this! We get too much hate for not being perfect. Much love! xo ShelbyRenae