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Britney Spears posted a fatphobic Instagram post and later apologized — but there's a lot we can learn from this discussion. Body-image experts weigh in.

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A hipster cafe in London has been criticised over a racist Covid joke it made on a shop sign saying: This is the longest something made in China has ever lasted.  F***offee, which has two branches in Bethnal Green, was also accused of fatphobia after a sign allegedly from outside the shop reading Sorry, no fatties emerged online. The cafe, which is described as a provocative coffee shop with a cheeky atmosphere, later responded to the outrage in a divisive post on Instagram. It insisted: We ar...

Updated / Tuesday, 6 Apr 2021 12:46 Lena Dunham is launching a plus-size clothing collection in collaboration with brand 11 Honoré. The 34-year-old opened up to The New York Times about not particularly liking terms such as ‘plus’, ‘curve’ and ‘body positive’. She told the newspaper: "The thing that’s complicated about the body positive movement is it can be for the privileged few who have a body that looks the way people want to feel positive. We want curvy bodies that look lik...