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Wednesday, 6 November 2013

Burlesque medical student calendar... unprofessional or not?

Posted on 18:41 by Unknown
Here is again the picture that caused all the controversies. pic.twitter.com/5PQJpp6Q7X
— Ling (@LillianeNguyen) November 7, 2013
A brief post. The above image is on the Facebook page for a 2014 charity calendar, Medemoiselles, and features female medical students. Last year the calendar featured male medical students in their underwear.

This morning it was tweeted by one of the medical students pictured. Here are her own thoughts on the response to the calendar.
I don't like being all political and participating in debates but I have to express my feelings about the calendar.. pic.twitter.com/nLioVnLaWd
— Ling (@LillianeNguyen) November 7, 2013

MEDemoiselles and all the big drama all the social medias and news have brought on these past 48 hours. pic.twitter.com/7kVd6kadr9

— Ling (@LillianeNguyen) November 7, 2013

I am proud of our work and I appreciate all the support so far but here it is for the criticism on twitter: pic.twitter.com/kztBA2oDeu

— Ling (@LillianeNguyen) November 7, 2013
Is the calendar unprofessional? Is it inappropriate for medical students to take of their clothes for a charity calendar? What are your thoughts?
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