A large group of Instagram women users shared black-and-white photos of themselves on a challenge with the aim of “women supporting women“.
In this challenge, each user shares a black and white photo of themselves and invites at least one other woman to participate.
The hashtag “challenge accepted” is written at the bottom of these posts to show the wide range of people who posted black and white photos with the aim of participating in the “Women Support Women” challenge.
To participate, you must post one of your black and white photos on Instagram and tag other women in the caption to continue the chain.
You should write #challengeaccepted and #womensupportingwomen and the sentence accepted in the explanation
If you click on this hashtag, you will see a wave of black and white photos of women in various positions, often with descriptions of women’s empowerment and their struggle for equality.
If you use the Aloinstagram Hashtag generator you can see this hashtag has been used more than 11.5 million times so far.
This is not the first time that Instagram users have used black-and-white photos as a way to raise awareness or support a campaign.
In 2016, there was a challenge to share black-and-white images to support Cancer Awareness.
As of Monday, many world celebrities began posting black-and-white photos of themselves with descriptions of women’s strengths and inherent characteristics.
Celebrities such as Carrie Washington, Jennifer Garner, Kristen Bell, and Eva Longoria have helped promote the women supporting women’s challenge.
According to an Instagram spokesperson, the new hashtag means: a celebration of women’s power and love, and reminds women that supporting each other is everything in life.
According to the definition of many English dictionaries, “challenge” means a difficult task and a difficult situation that must be overcome voluntarily and consciously.
An action or order to invite or respond defensively to the arguments of others is also seen alongside the definition and explanation of the word.