I am a fat activist and I am a feminist.
I am a fat activist and a proud fat woman.
I am a fat activist and my body is none of your business.
I am a fat activist because I am surrounded by fat phobia and fat hatred.
I am a fat activist and I believe that a world without fat people would be a very sad place.
I am a fat activist and I embrace my body. Every. Single. Pound of it.
I am a fat activist because the alternative is self-loathing, doubt, and shame.
I am a fat activist and I speak up when those around me make a fat phobic comment.
I am a fat activist and this drives my Fat Studies scholarship.
I am a fat activist because fat shaming is never okay.
I am a fat activist and this reinforces my self-esteem.
I am a fat activist and this may make my family and friends uncomfortable.
I am a fat activist because #thingsfatpeoplearetold.
I am a fat activist and I have much to learn.
I am a fat activist who is out of the fat closet.
I am a fat activist and I am not going back in.
I am a fat activist because the size of my body tells you nothing about my intelligence, self-esteem, or will power.
I am a fat activist and I believe in celebrating diversity of body size.
I am a fat activist and conversations about power and privilege are part of my academic discourse.
I am a fat activist because I deserve the same rights and dignity as everyone else.
I am a fat activist and I allow my body to be what it is.
I am a fat activist who is inspired by the women who walk beside me.
I am a fat activist and I have much to share.
I am a fat activist because neither concern trolling nor hate trolling can silence my voice.
I am a fat activist who is surrounded by messages that my fat body is shameful.
I am a fat activist who is reminded that I am deviant for accepting and embracing it.
I am a fat activist and I appreciate that my fat body is not acceptable within patriarchal capitalism.
I am a fat activist because the size of my body is not a proxy for my physical or mental health.
I am a fat activist and I make mistakes.
I am a fat activist and people I love demonstrate fat phobia through anti-fat comments and dieting conversation.
I am a fat activist and your body and choices are none of my business.
I am a fat activist who owes much to the women who have come before me.
I am a fat activist because my fatness tells you nothing about my sexual orientation or relationship status.
I am a fat activist who has experienced fat phobia on the street and in the bedroom.
I am a fat activist and I am not alone in being called ‘Fat Fuck’ or ‘Fat Bitch’ by total strangers, and by people I love.
I am a fat activist and I reject that my body is any of your business.
I am a fat activist and I want to see fat bodies represented in positive, and casual, ways.
I am a fat activist because I have the right to lead a life free of shame, regardless of why I am fat.
I am a white, female, heterosexual, corporate class, able bodied, fat activist.
I am a fat activist because the personal is political.
I am a fat activist and I am awesome, accomplished, attractive, abundant, amazing,
and all that I need to be.
