

Money Magazine published a poorly thought out page about health insurers potentially punishing people for unhealthy behavior. I took this opportunity to share my thoughts about this article. See what I have to say and why!
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Wired Magazine crossed a line in their latest issue saying that it’s better to be healthy (i.e. thin) than happy and fat. Incensed, I wrote a response to them - check out what I had to say.
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Glee tackles a lot of subjects in popular culture, particularly those that arise in American high schools, but this episode, with its look at body image, weight loss and self love, hits particularly close to home. Here’s what it said and what I thought about it.
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I just wanted to write a quick update on the things that have to go because they’re fat-hating.
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It’s interesting how when we start to cry, someone’s usually quick to tell us, “Awww, don’t cry.” But you should. Let Kim tell you why.
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It was so outstanding I don’t even know what to do with myself. Read my thoughts about A Matter of Size and what makes it one of the greatest movies that could have happened to the Fat Acceptance movement.
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Sometimes I feel like nearly everything I see either supports the diet industry or is just plain fat-hating. What would happen if I boycotted everything?
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What is a hero? How can you become your own hero? I want to share my secret for becoming the kind of person I wanted to be.
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Make sure to stay warm this winter with a stylish coat that fits your fabulous body. Don’t know where to look? Let Kim Brittingham help you out.
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An amazing documentary all about Fat Acceptance needs our support. Learn what you can do today.
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