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| activism, size acceptance, hiroshima, bmx videos, epitaph, films, food choices, cooking / wine, vert, usaf, nudie, nasty, slick rick, birdingfacts, jos wissink, web development, nz, alternativ musik, support, dr. tim johnson, | In fact, the entire article's subtext is that Nia is mentally cured - but has lost 20 miles her beauty by gaining weight. Check this out: But more disconcerting to the young psychiatrist 20 miles [treating her] was Nia's apparent indifference to her predicament. While those around her worried about the beauty she had lost, she seemed unconcerned. Unconcerned! About being fat! Clearly she was... uh... hm. There are references in the article to how strange "the team" finds Nia's acceptance of her new, bigger body. The whole thing is upsetting, for it 20 miles is making the grandiose assumption that fat can not be beautiful. |
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| As the article claims: The airline has a standard policy for "customers of size," but Thompson said no one at the ticket counter mentioned it. That's the crux of the problem. Southwest has shown time and time again that their activism fat policy is humiliating, unfair, unjust, and ultimately harmful. Posted on February 09, 2006 in Discrimination. 8 comments. Losing Beauty? Vince sent a pointer to an article in Prospect Magazine about a activism 17-year-old named Nia. Nia was a young woman who ultimately needed psychiatric evaluation for her psychosis. The article goes a bit in-depth about how "beautiful" Nia activism is when she first visits a center for mental illness. The good news is that Nia gets better. The bad news - or at least, the bad news per the tone of the story - is that Nia also gets fat. |
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