New Book by STH Lecturer, and Alum, Calls Out Christianity for Stigmatizing Fat People
In Fat Church, STH’s Anastasia Kidd argues that fat people aren’t unhealthy but rather the targets of prejudice—and Christianity should take up their cause.
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In Fat Church, STH’s Anastasia Kidd argues that fat people aren’t unhealthy but rather the targets of prejudice—and Christianity should take up their cause.
Share Read more to understand why diet culture's rejection of larger bodies is inherently racist. By Chrissy King February 09, 2021 It's been more than five years since I became a fitness and strength coach. Since then, I've become very well-acquainted with body liberation and the general body positivity space. But to this day, I can't help but notice that this space continues to be overwhelmingly white. Body positivity was originally created as an antithesis to diet culture and to help marg...