If there is a public personality who throughout his career has proven to know perfectly how to create controversy, that is Madonna. This time the singer has sparked debate among her followers by sharing several images on her Instagram wall in which she poses in a room with underwear, fishnet stockings and Louboutin stilettos showing, in some images, the nipple .

The queen of pop uploaded this carousel of photos yesterday, but the social network, which is governed by strict censorship rules, removed her publication for showing snapshots of "highly explicit sexual content".

"I'm reposting photos that Instagram removed without warning or notification...The reason they didn't like my post was that a small portion of my nipple was exposed. It still amazes me that we live in a culture that allows every inch of it to show." of a woman's body except for a nipple. As if that were the only part of a woman's anatomy that could be sexualized. The nipple that nurtures babies!" she wrote accompanying a new post yesterday in which she uploaded to the social network the same photographs, covering, yes, their nipples with heart emoticons.

Madonna, who has already accumulated more than 700,000 "likes" in this post, continued to write an allegation in favor of equality and women and denounced the decision of the social network along with these images: "Can't you think that "A man's nipple is erotic? And what about a woman's ass that is never censored anywhere? I'm thankful that I managed to keep my sanity through four decades of censorship. Sexism, ageism, and misogyny We are perfectly in sync with the lies we have been brought up to believe about the Pilgrims peacefully breaking bread with Native American Indians when they landed on Plymouth Rock!"

Other celebrities, such as the singer Anabel Englund or the artist Youssef Nabil applauded her message and commented on this publication showing their support for the singer. Madonna returns to uncover the controversy after publishing a few days ago an image in which the photographer Steven Klein points a knife near her neck. Now, this last carousel of ten photographs continues to show the clear defense that the singer always makes in favor of the rights of people and, above all, freedom.