Please Let the ‘Challenge Accepted’ Women Live

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A new viral Instagram challenge is encouraging women to share black and white selfies on their social media accounts.The new trend, referred to as “Challenge Accepted” or the “Women Supporting Women Challenge,” invites women to share a simple black and white photo of themselves.Already, celebrities such as Reese Witherspoon, Olivia Wilde and Naomi Watts have taken part.But what is it about, exactly? Here's what you need to know...In a bid to share positivity and encourage female empowerment

New York Times journalist Taylor Lorenz debunked that theory, noting that different forms of “challenge accepted” have been around since 2016. Regardless of its origins, was criticized, given her role in her father's administration and its . “. Gratitude for the sisterhood – the women who have held me up and pushed me forward! ❤️ Each day brings countless opportunities, large and small, to spread light and uplift those around us.

Challenge Accepted’ is flooding Instagram today, after a starter waterfall of celebs yesterday began posting black and white versions of actual modelling or photo-shoot shots on their Instagram as a way to raise women up.

For the past few days, women have been nominating each other on Instagram to post black-and-white photos of themselves along with the caption “Challenge accepted” and the hashtag #womensupportingwomen. People have assumed that the challenge is about women’s empowerment.

The New York Times, did some digging and found out that all of this may have originated in Turkey. “#ChallengeAccepted was making zero sense to me and I wasn’t buying that it was just for vanity’s sake,” she tweeted.