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  1. Health at Every Size and meFat Studies · 2016
  2. Sizeism is a health hazardFat Studies · 2016
  3. Exposed social flesh: Toward an embodied fat pedagogyFat Studies · 2016
  4. Women, infants, and (fat) children: Hidden “obesity epidemic” discourse and the practical politics of health promotion at WICFat Studies · 2016
  5. Wombs at risk, wombs as risk: Fat women’s experiences of reproductive careFat Studies · 2016
  6. “He’s not heavy, he’s an anchor baby”: Fat children, failed futures, and the threat of Latina/o excessFat Studies · 2016
  7. Body of Truth: How Science, History, and Culture Drive Our Obsession of Weight – and What We Can Do About It, by Harriet BrownFat Studies · 2016
  8. Discursive entanglements, diffractive readings: Weight-loss-surgery narratives of Girth & MirthersFat Studies · 2016
  9. Weighty issues: College students discuss fat in culture and societyFat Studies · 2016
  10. Weight-centrism in psychology: Implications and new directions from the field of fat studiesFat Studies · 2016
  11. Religion and Fat = Protestant Christianity and Weight Loss? On the Intersections of Fat Studies and Religious StudiesFat Studies · 2015
  12. Guilt-Free and Sinfully Delicious: A Contemporary Theology of Weight Loss DietingFat Studies · 2015
  13. Pounds Off for Jesus: Oral Roberts University and the Fat Body, 1976 to 1978Fat Studies · 2015
  14. The Christian Dieter’s Dilemma: Abundance and Restriction in Two Christian Weight Loss ProgramsFat Studies · 2015
  15. Teaching Resources for Post-Secondary Educators Who Challenge Dominant “Obesity” DiscourseFat Studies · 2015
  16. Mother Blame, Fat Shame, and Moral Panic: “Obesity” and Child WelfareFat Studies · 2014
  17. At the Intersection of Public Health and Fat Studies: Critical Perspectives on the Measurement of Body SizeFat Studies · 2014
  18. X-Static Process: Intersectionality Within the Field of Fat StudiesFat Studies · 2014
  19. Fat/Trans: Queering the Activist BodyFat Studies · 2014
  20. Mothers at Large: Responsibilizing the Pregnant Self for the “Obesity Epidemic”Fat Studies · 2014
  21. Moderation, Reward, Entitlement: The “Obesity Epidemic” and the Gendered BodyFat Studies · 2014
  22. “Fattening” Literary HistoryFat Studies · 2013
  23. Impact of Perceived Weight Discrimination on Patient Satisfaction and Physician TrustFat Studies · 2013
  24. On Fat Agency, Activism, and Academia Reviews ofFat:The Owner's Manual: Navigating a Thin-Obsessed World with your Health, Happiness, and Self-Esteem Intact, by Ragen Chastain andTalking Fat: Health Vs. Persuasion in the War on our Bodies, by Lonie McMichaelFat Studies · 2013
  25. From Theory to Policy: Reducing Harms Associated with the Weight-Centered Health ParadigmFat Studies · 2012
  26. Why a Journal on Fat Studies?Fat Studies · 2012
  27. Fat Shame to Fat Pride: Fat Women's Sexual and Dating ExperiencesFat Studies · 2012