Luke Waltham

#YouAreBeautiful Campaign Beauty is diverse and we must celebrate that by Luke Waltham For the last few days, I collaborated with many individuals on Twitter and celebrities such as Nomzamo Mbatha, Toya Delazy, DJ Fresh, Tara Strong and Karabo Mokgogo to launch the #YouAreBeautiful Campaign! The campaign, which trended at #1 in South Africa for 8 hours and trended in other countries too, was to promote body positivity and celebrate the diversity of beauty. The aim was to break the one dimensional viewpoint of what beauty is in society. Beauty, in fact, comes in many shapes, sizes, forms, races, genders and sexual orientations and we must celebrate the diversity of beauty and ensure that people don't restrict or conform themselves to the almost impossible standards of beauty that the media and society have set.  We will continue to promote this campaign and contribute throughout the week and show the world that we are all beautiful; we are all unique and we are wo...

Harry Styles is not a womanizer We need to be critical of media groups and individuals who want to mislabel individuals. by Luke Waltham Recently, I have observed how toxic certain media groups and individuals can be when it comes to criticising, judging and labeling certain celebrities and influencers. One of the celebrity icons who has been mislabeled the most is Harry Styles. Many Harry Styles's fans and One Direction fans have been frustrated with the way the media has depicted Harry Styles since they have misrepresented him on a number of occasions. In the latest reports, certain groups have promoted this idea that Harry is a womanizer and allegedly objectifies and mistreats women. However, this is the complete opposite of  who Harry Styles is. In interviews, in person and on social media, Harry Styles openly advocates and supports equal rights for all races, genders and sexual orientations. In addition to this, Harry Styles has supported and is a member of ...