Vogue
Four domestic rights and women's advocacy groups have asked Conde Nast to pull the new Vogue International cover from its shelves. Organization leaders charge that the image of model Stephanie Seymour, appearing to be choked by a lover, glorifies violence as an act of love.
Ali and John discuss the latest French Vogue magazine cover where model Stephanie Seymour appears to be being choked by fellow model, Marlon Teixeira. Critics are accusing the magazine of supporting domestic violence in women — although Ali thinks Teixeira looks anything but angry in the photo.
Do you think the cover is glorifying domestic violence in women? Tell us in the comments below.
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