This book offers examinations from the field of fat studies to consider how fat social justice has been conceptualized in the past, its status today, and how we might more effectively envision and strategize around fat social justice for the future.
This book offers examinations from the field of fat studies to consider how fat social justice has been conceptualized in the past, its status today, and how we might more effectively envision and strategize around fat social justice for the future.
Carla A. Pfeffer is Professor and Chair of the Department of Sociology at Michigan State University and Editor- in- Chief of the journal, Fat Studies: An Interdisciplinary Journal of Body Weight and Society.
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction: Carving Out New Pathways for Fat Studies and Fat Social Justice 1. Anti-Fatness in the Ozempic Era: State of the Landscape and Considerations for Future Research 2. Being Big in the Big Tent: Is Fat Social Justice Part of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Efforts on College Campuses in the United States? 3. Practicing Weight-Inclusive Healthcare in a Weight-Centric Field: An Examination of the Barriers Faced by Weight-Inclusive Healthcare Practitioners in the U.S. 4. Doggone Fat: An Analysis of the Barriers to Top Surgery for Fat Trans and Nonbinary People in Canada 5. What if Black Studies Studied Fat for Real for Real? 6. Compassionately Fat: An Autotheoretical Exploration of Queer Bodies 7. Challenges of #bodypositivity: Social Media and Hashtag Activism
Introduction: Carving Out New Pathways for Fat Studies and Fat Social Justice 1. Anti-Fatness in the Ozempic Era: State of the Landscape and Considerations for Future Research 2. Being Big in the Big Tent: Is Fat Social Justice Part of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Efforts on College Campuses in the United States? 3. Practicing Weight-Inclusive Healthcare in a Weight-Centric Field: An Examination of the Barriers Faced by Weight-Inclusive Healthcare Practitioners in the U.S. 4. Doggone Fat: An Analysis of the Barriers to Top Surgery for Fat Trans and Nonbinary People in Canada 5. What if Black Studies Studied Fat for Real for Real? 6. Compassionately Fat: An Autotheoretical Exploration of Queer Bodies 7. Challenges of #bodypositivity: Social Media and Hashtag Activism
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