The History of Toxic Body Ideals & Strategies for Body Comparison
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The Food Freedom Life Podcast
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In this episode of the Food Freedom Life podcast, host Brittany Allison discusses body image, body confidence, and beauty ideals. She shares her personal struggles with dieting and self-acceptance, addressing the harmful effects of comparison and societal beauty standards. Brittany explores the historical roots of these ideals, including their ties to racism and colonization. She advocates for a broader definition of beauty, challenging listeners to appreciate body diversity and find value in their unique appearance, ultimately promoting a healthier and more inclusive perspective on body image.
Read more about the history of fatphobia and racism in "Fearing The Black Body" by Sabrina Strings
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