[DallasBiff]

WTF? Now I see obese white and black women on commercials.

Heroin chic was a NYC advertising campaign, and 99% of the pictures were of anoerexic women.

[outofsalt]

"It's older than America itself — but just like America, it’s rooted in racist hierarchies"

ESAD WNYC

[Eagles6]

It must be exhausting, looking for that Cracker in a white hood and robe, everywhere, every waking moment.

If racism is so pervasive and overwhelming, why don't they, just, go to the utopia of Wakanda?

[EvilCapitalist]

Thin is ok, but anorexic is just wrong.

[ComputerGuy]

Being thin is where it's been,
but being fat is where it's at.
Victor Buono

[dfwgator]

Everything is Racist!

[sit-rep]

I made myself a vow when I was a teenager... I'd never do a chick who's ass is bigger than mine. Maintaining my body and 32” waist, I can still fit into my plaid Bell Bottoms from the 70s!! No room for fat broads in my life!! Cheers to no cellulite!!!

[DeplorablePaul]

“the thin ideal has never truly gone “out” of style. It’s older than America itself — but just like America, it’s rooted in racist hierarchies.”

Wrong. American culture associated the zaftig figure with being rich. Thin was associated with being poor. Black academics like racist string bean are a joke.

[ronniesgal]

i’d rather be skinny than fat

[Robert A Cook PE]

“Heroin thin” was a NY-London-Paris “fashion trend” but invented and nutured by the homosexual woman-despising fashion industry. How many fantasize young boys’ figures when they drape skinny teenage models?