Emma Sulkowicz, the recent Columbia University graduate who became an icon of feminism after having staged a “protest” in light of the university and local law enforcement’s refusal to find a fellow male student guilty of rape based strictly on her allegation, has released a graphic eight-minute sex tape under the guise of “art.”
The video was published on a website titled Ceci N’est Pas un Viol, or “This Is Not A Rape” in French.
After having been published, the porn — or artistic representation of rape, depending on how you look at it — quickly stoked controversy online as it went viral, spreading quickly across the Internet. Somewhere along the way, it attracted the attention of hackers who attempted to force the website offline in what The Guardian reports to have been a denial of service (DoS) attack which hit the site last week.
Keith Anderson, a platform support lead with DigitalOcean, the company which hosts Sulkowicz’s site, confirmed that there was indeed “a denial of service attack on Thursday” which Sulkowicz told The Guardian were delibate, or so she believes. Regardless, she remains steadfastly committed to the project, Jezebel reported.
In regards to the tape itself, porn star Mercedes Carrera described it in a tweet from her confirmed Twitter account as “a bad amateur sex tape from an attention-seeking histrionic.” A tweet to which one Twitter user replied mattress girl “should stick to carrying mattresses, not trying to make a living lying on one.”
Milo Yiannopoulos indicated in a report on Breitbart that their researcher had to watch Sulkowicz “perform fellatio on an overweight man eleven times” and that “he is now considering homosexuality.”
In other sexually charged coverage here at Immortal News, Jep Robertson from Duck Dynasty claims he was molested as a child.
What are your thoughts on mattress girl’s latest stunt, is it protest art or simply a sex tape?
