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51. Fatphobia in sacrificial moral decision-making dilemmas: Evidence from three experimental studiesFat Studies · 2025
52. A (partial) defense of food rulesFat Studies · 2025
53. Perspectives of a multimodule weight stigma intervention for prehealth undergraduate studentsFat Studies · 2025
54. Predictors of dietary orientation among registered dietitians and dietetics studentsFat Studies · 2024
55. A mixed-methods investigation of weight bias reduction in medical studentsFat Studies · 2024
56. “Everyone has a weight complex”: experiences of participation in physical activity in regional, rural and remote AustraliaFat Studies · 2024
57. Salvation and sweet rolls: an examination of Mormon diet booksFat Studies · 2024
58. “This doctor knows shit about you, but the first thing he says is, ‘you need to lose some weight’”: Anti-fat bias and the contradictory effects of fat medicalization in Czech healthcareFat Studies · 2024
59. The politics of fat positivity and fat acceptance: Exploring select post-millennial, South Indian “fat films”Fat Studies · 2024
60. Visual perception of group fatness as a precursor to social identity threat and safetyFat Studies · 2024
61. Juxtaposing contested bodies: What can be learned from the politics of weightism and of women’s exclusionFat Studies · 2024
62. Compassionately fat: an autotheoretical exploration of queer bodiesFat Studies · 2024
63. Practicing weight-inclusive healthcare in a weight-centric field: an examination of the barriers faced by weight-inclusive healthcare practitioners in the U.S.Fat Studies · 2024
64. What if Black Studies studied fat for real for real?Fat Studies · 2024
65. Being big in the big tent: is fat social justice part of diversity, equity, and inclusion efforts on college campuses in the United States?Fat Studies · 2024
66. Challenges of #bodypositivity: Social media and hashtag activismFat Studies · 2024
67. Doggone fat: An analysis of the barriers to top surgery for fat trans and nonbinary people in CanadaFat Studies · 2024
68. Anti-fatness in the Ozempic era: State of the landscape and considerations for future researchFat Studies · 2024
69. Co-healthism in Health at Every Size®-aligned TikTok activism: Transforming the definition of healthism via feminist-of-color disability studies theorizingFat Studies · 2024
70. Fat and deserving: navigating the visibility and visuality of non-normative bodies in online medical crowdfundingFat Studies · 2023
71. War on fat in postwar Finland: A history of fat-shamingFat Studies · 2023
72. (Re)presenting The Big GrrrlsFat Studies · 2023
73. “Trust yourself and your body”: advice from fat individuals on how to navigate fat fertility, pregnancy, and birthFat Studies · 2023
74. Trans/fat: an autoethnographic exploration of becoming at the intersection of trans and fatFat Studies · 2022
75. Coming home: devised somatic danceFat Studies · 2022
76. Observing weight stigma in the editing of UK factual welfare programmingFat Studies · 2022
77. Foreword: Fashioning fatFat Studies · 2022
78. Foreword to the special section: Jews, race, and fatnessFat Studies · 2022
79. The Adipositivity Project: the first fifteen yearsFat Studies · 2022
80. “It has literally been a lifesaver”: the role of “knowing kinship” in supporting fat women to navigate medical fatphobiaFat Studies · 2022
81. Feeling ‘Pretty Porky & Pissed Off’: a photo essay on fatness, affect, art, and archivesFat Studies · 2022
82. The visual resistance of the Venus of Willendorf Project 2005–2021Fat Studies · 2022
83. Introduction to the special issue: public health, healthism, and fatnessFat Studies · 2022
84. “Just there for the fashion, basically”: politicized fem(me)ininity in the fat-o-sphereFat Studies · 2021
85. Belly of the Beast: The Politics of Anti-Fatness as Anti-BlacknessFat Studies · 2021
86. Glimpses of acceptance through problem frames: An analysis of the lessons on fatness in the television series This is UsFat Studies · 2021
87. Fat in food & environment justice: lessons from fat studies scholarshipFat Studies · 2021
88. “Healthy” food and the production of differentiated bodies in “anti-obesity” discourses and practicesFat Studies · 2021
89. Fat femininities: on the convergence of fat studies and critical femininitiesFat Studies · 2021
90. Counter hegemonic discourse in a body-inclusive spaceFat Studies · 2021
91. Fatness, friendship, and “corpu-allyhood” stratagemsFat Studies · 2021
92. You Don’t Have to be Jewish to Hate Levy’s Real Jewish Rye BreadFat Studies · 2021
93. Un-dainty fat Jewish daughter: Jewish mothers’ racialized disgust, and embodied recognition across racial differenceFat Studies · 2021
94. Shared Vulnerability – Collectivity and Empathy in Media Reflections of a Finnish theater Monologue FATFat Studies · 2021
95. From Minna to Minna: re-membering a four-stranded braid of immigration, (white) Americanness, Jewishness, and fat liberationFat Studies · 2021
96. “Nothing should jiggle while you’re moving”: Preparing the fat body for an American “plus-size” pageantFat Studies · 2021
97. Fit models, not fat models: body inclusiveness in the U.S. fit modeling job marketFat Studies · 2021
98. “Discourses of discontent: fashion, feminism and the commodification of fat women’s anger”Fat Studies · 2021
99. Health(ism) at every size: The duties of the “good fatty”Fat Studies · 2021
100. “We’re number fat!”: reflections on fat fastpitch with the heavy hittersFat Studies · 2021