South African media personality Unathi Nkayi Explains Why She Doesn’t Have a Purple Profile Picture for Anti-GBVF Campaign.
South African singer, radio host, actress and broadcaster Unathi Nkayi has defended herself from online bullying after one social media user questioned her for seemingly not participating in the Women For Change campaign against gender-based violence and femicide (GBVF).
An Instagram user named Lefentse Mthembu questioned Nkayi about why she hadn’t joined the campaign against GBVF, which encourages users to change their profile pictures to purple.
“If you search for this account now on IG you won’t find it but yesterday this person asked me why my profile pic is not purple,” said Nkayi where she put the user on blast by posting her message on her Instagram timeline.
Unathi Nkayi was asked why she had seemingly not taken part in the anti-gender-based violence and femicide (GBVF) campaign This comes after many South Africans changed their social media profile pictures to purple in solidarity with the victims While some of her peers openly joined the movement ahead of the planned national shutdown, Unathi revealed why her profile picture remained unchanged