Murray calls the inability to listen to contrary points of view a "generational phenomenon" which has been adopted by children who believe that "speech is harm, and harm is not harm, that silence is violence and that violence is fine."
The body-positive movement is a component of contemporary fat activism that, depending upon its focus, attempts to overcome attitudes of "fatphobia," "fat shaming," "thin privilege," and "thin-normativity."
"We're not going to use the master's tools to prop up the master's house so we can keep complaining that it's standing. We just have to say no." -James Lindsay
The body-positive movement is a component of contemporary fat activism that, depending upon its focus, attempts to overcome attitudes of "fatphobia," "fat shaming," "thin privilege," and "thin-normativity."
"We're not going to use the master's tools to prop up the master's house so we can keep complaining that it's standing. We just have to say no." -James Lindsay
