Being Fat

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The book delves into the history of fat activism in Canada, linking it to the debates of second wave feminism surrounding femininity, sexuality, and health. It explores how these interconnected movements have shaped societal perceptions of body image and challenged norms, highlighting the struggles and achievements within the fat acceptance movement. Through this lens, it offers a critical analysis of the cultural and political implications of body size and the ongoing fight for inclusivity and representation.