Deelishis questions Instagram's guidelines after Kim K posts photo of her breast and it's not taken down

Deelishis questions Instagram
American model Chandra Davis, a.k.a. Deelishis has questioned Instagram after Kim Kardashian's racy photo was not taken down.
Kim posted a photo of one of her breasts hanging out of her fur coat - a photo that violates Instagram guidelines. Usually, such photos get taken down but Kim's photo was not taken down and Deelishis pointed out that were it someone else, Instagram would have taken the post down.

Deelishis made it a race issue and said if an African American had shared a similar photo, the outcome would have been different. She made an example out of Rihanna and reminded people of what happened when Riri tried something similar.

Soon after she shared the post, she took it down because of the reaction it received.
Read what she wrote below.
Deelishis questions Instagram

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