The #NoBraDay is currently among the top trending hashtags on twitter as women are encouraged to leave their homes with “No Bra” today.
The No Bra Day is an annual celebration scheduled for every October 13 as women are encouraged to post pictures of themselves with no bra on social media platforms using the #NoBraDay.
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The month of October is one of the special and important months because it is the National Breast Cancer Awareness Month when organisations with breast-related missions lead campaigns and events to promote a cause.
The real message behind the hashtag is to honor women who are battling breast cancer.
The first celebration of #NoBraDay was traced to October 19, 2011, as a medical event named BRA (Breast Reconstruction Awareness) Day.
Nominated senator Milicent Omanga has joined in the celebrations has left netizens wowed.
Today is NO BRA DAY, leading by example, I want to encourage my fellow ladies to forgo wearing a bra to encourage Breast cancer awareness and show support to survivors. #MamaMIRADI pic.twitter.com/6JYR40hOdL
— Millicent Omanga (@MillicentOmanga) October 13, 2020
Taking to twitter, she posted pictures of herself without a bra captioned: “Today is NO BRA DAY, leading by example, I want to encourage my fellow ladies to forgo wearing a bra to encourage Breast cancer awareness and show support to survivors.”
While ladies have commended the senator for joining in the celebration, men on the other side have taken her actions out of context.
I love that … Continue creating awareness confidently , you have got our back
— Vinnie Kiongozi (@VinnieKiongozi) October 13, 2020
Many ladies have been quick to tell of the men saying that NoBraDay is not for men’s gratification; rather it is a moment of reflection on the day of breast awareness.
Looking great with or without Bra. Happy breast cancer awareness month Mama Miradi..
— MADDOX (@wajutha) October 13, 2020
Good day for breast cancer awareness #NoBraDay pic.twitter.com/MDeJn3WjzX
— Kebby (@kebby971) October 13, 2020
October is the month to create awareness against breast cancer and to also sympathize and connect with those who have been affected with breast cancer.
