Emily Ratajkowski defends her decision to leave without support for Kavanaugh's protest

Last month, Emily Ratajkowski and Amy Schumer led their political actions in the street and protested the appointment of Judge Brett Kavanuagh to the Supreme Court.

However, people were more concerned about choosing EmRata to go under the white underpants than the rights she was trying to protect through her activism, which had finally stopped her.

Talk with Stellar Magazine, the 27-year-old model, reveals that she was surprised by the attention she wears her holding trolls on the internet.

"I knew that being there would be important and that some people would find it controversial, but I did not expect someone to say why I did not wear a bra under my skin. longshoreman, "she told the publication.

"It was 32 degrees (Celsius) .I was walking in jeans with a DC," she added. "My outfit seemed quite normal, and I was there to make a political argument, why would people focus on what I was wearing?"

Immediately after the shock, Amy Schumer, Emily's partner, came to her defense on Instagram. "People blame @emrata for not wearing a bra when she was arrested, so to begin with, I was not wearing a bra either," she joked.

"In the" what to wear when you're detained for 4 hours a day 87 degrees after a 2-hour walk ", Bras is not recommended," continued Schumer in the caption. "Emily has sacrificed herself to defend women's right to choose what they do with their own bodies, why not show her the same courtesy and pass on some of this toxic energy to those who deserve it."

Recently, at #RevolveAwards, EmRata announced that it had not finished demonstrating.

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"We just had the election day and a lot of people are congratulating themselves because they voted, but you know, there are a lot of white men in power and we tell ourselves that we should calling them on the phone, but there are other ways to make sure the changes happen are a bit more basic, "said Ratajkowski, accepting her 2018 Women of the Year award.

"I was very sad about Ted Cruz in Texas, but I was happy that more people came in at midday," she commented. "I think we should all be encouraged, but the fight will never be over."