French minister Marlene Schiappa has faced criticism from members of her own party as a result of appearing on the cover of Playboy magazine.
Schiappa gave the magazine a 12-page interview about women’s and LGBT rights and additionally graced the cover wearing a white dress. Since 2017, Schiappa has served as the government’s Minister for the Social Economy and French Associations.
Schiappa has received criticism from Schiappa’s fellow party member and French Prime Minister Elisabeth Borne for appearing on the cover. It “wasn’t appropriate, especially during this period,” Borne remarked to the woman.
In a tweet on Saturday, Schiappa, a well-known longtime supporter of women’s rights, defended her choice, writing: “Defending the right of women to have control of their bodies, that’s everywhere and all the time. Women are free in France. Sincere apologies to the critics and hypocrites.
Schiappa and Cédric Bruguière are wed.
Who is Cédric Bruguière?
French author Cédric Bruguière is the author of numerous books in the language. I manage my life: How to avoid burnout and I stop exhausting myself are the titles of two of those books. Goals, ideas, mental load, work/life balance, projects… All career management strategies are at your disposal.
His LinkedIn bio says, “I offer tailor-made support for executives, HRDs, and managers, from analyzing needs to providing solutions aligned with client strategy. My favorite areas are: promote the transformation of professions and the development of careers and skills in the service of strategy and the needs of the business, the identification of responses to social and environmental issues by supporting organizations in the implementation of the provisions of the Pacte Law: Raison d’être, company with a mission. My goal is to build with my clients tailor-made and innovative solutions that meet and anticipate both the challenges of the company and the demanding expectations of the job market and employees.”
