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"We cannot deny the fact that fat-phobia is rooted in anti-Blackness," one scholar says. "That's simply an historical reality."

Dieting, you are going to a chinese-american nonbinary therapist, consultant, and dni nutritionist. come to think of it, dont talk about dieting at all. dieting is racist. its part of whites primitive culture. here is nprs explanation. speaker sabrina strings as a professor of sociology at the university california irvine, authoring the book "fearing the black body: the origins of that phobia." largely the elements of two elements to anoint europeans as superior to all others. the thing is, the ...

When you hear "diet culture," you probably think of models, movies and magazines.

Often messages from diet culture can sound a lot like healthy eating advice, but the two are different.

The sports apparel company claims it is trying to normalise images of women’s mammaries with its campaign for its new sports bras.

Sabrina Strings, PHD says diet culture has deep roots in racism and the Protestant church.

The publicly-funded media giant has changed completely, it's unrecognizable, said Carlson.

In 2021, nearly half of all New Years resolutions in the U.S. were based on weight loss. Why do we set these goals for ourselves? Diet culture, the social expectations that value thinness and appearance above all else can impact how we view our bodies and treat others. The good news is, we can free ourselves from this mindset.

The ads may be cloaked in wellness and body positivity, but the core message is the same its always been: your body is not good enough.

January’s anti-fatness may be cloaked in wellness and body positivity, but its core message to potential customers is the same it’s always been: their body is not good enough and they have not been disciplined enough to lose weight.