We're not that surprised that the resulting photos went viral; after all, they're gorgeous, and they make a powerful statement about how sadly homogenous media representation of women's bodies still is. Plus, the photos are a representation of women of color who are successful leaders, creatives, parents, entrepreneurs, and the list goes on — which is also vastly underrepresented in the media at large. Doneghy explained to Glamour that she and her sorority sisters had "no idea this would go viral... But the fact that it did is proof that it's uncommon to see such a large group of real women — mothers, doctors, lawyers, business owners, and educated Black women — saying, 'This is what beauty is.'"