Brands need to pay attention to what Sports Illustrated did, then do the opposite.

Ozempic is not so much a cause as it is a very clear bellwether of a regressive cultural shift.

With talks of weight loss challenges popular at the start of the year, creating a space for plus-size workers to feel welcome has just as much to do with inclusion as any other group.

A huge part of my recovery from obsessive weight loss was to change the content I consumed on a daily basis. Now maybe I won't have to do it all on my own.

Fatphobia is everywhere, and can be particularly challenging to address in the workplace thanks to office culture and power dynamics.

The medical establishment's fatphobia and the harms it causes patients is well established. Yet some people felt the need to scaremonger about doughnuts.

Nothing made the writer feel more unsettled than seeing photos of herself. That is, until she stumbled upon a photographer on social media who held up a mirror to her and showed her how sexy and stunning she really is.

The original series' contestants experienced few long-term positive benefits and many had severe health problems after appearing. Why is this back at all?

Just remember: always define who you are trying to reach, stay true to your story, highlight the best thing about your work, and be succinct. You’ll be great.

I had been weighing myself at every opportunity for over two years by the time I stopped. It dawned on me, slowly and then all at once, that I simply couldn’t look at the number on the scale without using it to measure my worth.

The battle between the feminism of the future and the misogyny of the past is coming to a head.

Ahead, I’ve outlined my experience with five types I’ve taken over the past 20 years — and some of the important things I’ve learned along the way.

The validation really just de“epened my false belief that the fat me wasn’t, and never would be, worthy of such a compliment.