How come most PETA porn ads try to be tastefully artsy, but Nia Long is in a scummy subway train posing like a pole dancer?
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YEah, that is confusing. I don't know who that lady is (or most of the other ones.) I assume the dancing one is for a dancer. Maybe a new set of thease photographs in everyday places?
I don't have any answers!
I'm sure that Nia agreed to pose in the subway and that she (or someone in her camp) approved the ad. Maybe PETA was just trying something new? I don't know but I don't think that this woman would have approved an ad that she thought was tastelessly done.
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