Some feminists consider the bra as a symbol of repression of the female body. For most, though, bras are but mere undergarments whose object is to support the breasts. Bras come in so many colors, styles, and sizes, but, all in all, this clothes article has entered our daily cultural portrayal of the female body on many levels such as sensual, maternal, medical, and so much more including not wearing it at all. Have you had a problem choosing that comfortable fit of a bra that you ended up thinking, "why should I wear this thing in the first place?" If yes, well, you're not alone. If no, I envy your conformity and ease of choice. The subject of wearing or not wearing a bra could, in fact, be a lengthy one, yet let's let's start somewhere.
MBH-Edmonton is a project launched by Assist Community Services Centre to promote breast health through a multilingual array of free services such as workshops, information sessions, help with referrals and scheduling mammogram appointments, and support for breast cancer patients and survivors. We serve the Chinese, South Asian, Arabic, Somali, Vietnamese and Hispanic ethnocultural communities. Our blog is your multicultural feed on breast health and lifestyle.
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Wednesday, 17 July 2013
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