Instagram faced a global backlash after repeatedly removing photos of Nyome Nicholas-Williams, a Black plus-size British model, citing concerns over nudity. 

Despite Nyome Nicholas-Williams' images being tasteful and covering her breasts, Instagram's actions led to significant distress for her and raised questions about the platform's content moderation practices and potential biases within their approval processes.

Nicholas-Williams argued that the removals reflected a racial bias, as similar images posted by slimmer, white models like Emily Ratajkowski and Bella Hadid remained untouched. 

In response, Instagram issued an apology acknowledging that the removals were mistakes and saying they would restore the content. 

However, Nicholas-Williams and her supporters continued to call for greater transparency and accountability regarding how content is moderated, particularly for marginalised groups. 

The situation sparked a broader movement under the hashtag #IwanttoseeNyome with advocates pushed for changes to Instagram's policies to prevent further discrimination against plus-size Black women.