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28 February 2017 12:36by Николаева Людмила

Former lead singer of VIA Gra, Anna Sedokova, has increasingly become a target of attacks recently. Today, the artist complained about discrimination on her Instagram page.

Naturally, the mention of orientation was added, so to speak, for rhetorical effect. However, based on all the above, it can be concluded that the performer is being criticised for her nationality, place of residence, and financial status.

The last point regarding Sedokova has been mentioned particularly frequently recently. The artist is accused of intentionally getting pregnant from wealthy men to ensure her own comfortable existence.

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