I laughed when she used the term “thin privilege” in her interview.

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Apr 27, 2023
12:09:06pm

Richardo Contributor

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Richardo

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The full NPR interview with the anti-fat shaming author is a real mix:

Gustav

4/27/23 12:06pm

Heard the interview the other night and it was frustrating that the interviewer

Gustav

4/27/23 12:07pm

Yeah, these HAES activists rely on anecdotes of fat people with good blood work and skinny people with bad

Byron McNertney

4/27/23 12:17pm

General policies based on outliers are silly

Gustav

4/27/23 12:23pm

I laughed when she used the term “thin privilege” in her interview.

Richardo

4/27/23 12:09pm

"I identify as small fat..." Guaranteed this person is pushing 3 bills.

rad dawg

4/27/23 12:12pm

Maybe she's tall & skinny since she said she only identifies as small and fat

Rhubarb

4/27/23 12:15pm

She says she wears sizes 16-20. She's probably also short (hence the "small")

Schultz is back

4/27/23 12:28pm

I don’t know that much about women sizing but 250 lb sounds high for size 20

JuicyJam

4/27/23 12:35pm

Neither do I. I'm probably wrong. But

Schultz is back

4/27/23 12:45pm

I used to listen to NPR for entertainment when I was in college a few

Shihan

4/27/23 12:23pm

Very interesting... I was able to find this image of the live interview

Unibro

4/27/23 12:32pm

My Dr. has all these numbers that mean NOTHING!!!! It is ridiculous!!! He

calvindyer

4/27/23 1:29pm

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