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Everyone is thin and we’re not allowed to say so: the toxic legacy of body positivity

The body positivity movement is facing criticism as the cultural narrative still rewards thinness while discouraging open discussions about weight loss. Major fashion events continue to feature predominantly thin models, raising concerns ab...

The Guardian· Oct 30, 2026 · 12:21 PM · 1 views

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The body positivity movement is facing criticism as the cultural narrative still rewards thinness while discouraging open discussions about weight loss. Major fashion events continue to feature predominantly thin models, raising concerns about the link between fashion and the weight-loss industry. This contradiction leaves many grappling with societal expectations and their body image.

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