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Certified Accessible By: National Network for Equitable Library ServiceRunning Time: 06:43 hrsNarrator: Gina ClaytonPublisher:Center for Equitable Library Access, 2020 -
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Publisher:Caitlin Press, 2020Note: This book was purchased with support from the Government of Canada's Social Development Partnerships Program - Disability Component.
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- Contributor: Myers, Christina; Clayton, GinaDate:Created2021Summary:
Pop culture stereotypes, shopping frustrations, fat jokes, and misconceptions about health are all ways society systemically rejects large bodies. BIG is a collection of personal and intimate experiences of plus size women, non-binary and trans people in a society obsessed with thinness. Revealing insights that are both funny and traumatic, surprising and challenging, familiar and unexpected, 26 writers explore themes as diverse as self perception, body image, fashion, fat activism, food, sexuality, diet culture, motherhood and more. These stories offer a closer look at what it means to navigate a world designed to fit bodies of a certain size (sometimes literally) and, in turn, invites readers to ask questions about--and ultimately reconsider--our collective and individual obsession with women's bodies. 2020.
Genre:Subject(s): Body image | Discrimination against overweight persons | Discrimination against overweight women | Overweight persons | Overweight womenOriginal Publisher: Halfmoon Bay, British Columbia : Caitlin Press, 2020, Toronto, CNIBLanguage(s): EnglishISBN: 9781039506299, 1039506291
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