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Sociologist Tressie McMillan Cottom on the “Obesity Penalty” & Weight Stigma
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Celebrated author/sociologist/author Tressie McMcMillan Cottom says that to reframe the conversation about weight, you have to change the language in which we talk about it:
“There's a word I think I would love to introduce to our conversation. We've been talking about how to name and label things, and that word is stigma. So there's the shame we feel, and then there's the stigma that we label other people with. And I l have wanted all my life to move into a place of acceptance. But the thing is, I can accept myself and other people can still stigmatize me… and real joy is moving into a space of yes, I accept myself and my body reflects the best version of myself.”
In her conversation with Oprah, Tressie explains what the “obesity penalty” is, how it impacts men and women differently, and what it means to step into a place of self-love and acceptance.
The segment was part of “Making the Shift,” which aired on May 9 to a live studio audience. The 3-hour program unpacks the multifaceted, preconceived notions we have about weight, from the profound impact diet culture has had on our society to how we can reframe harmful narratives surrounding our weight and our bodies. The conversation – featuring Rebel Wilson, Busy Philipps, Amber Riley, and many other – brought together individuals, communities and medical experts to bridge the science of “weight” with a new outlook that brings the health and wellbeing of our bodies into focus.
Disclaimer: This content is for informational purposes only and does not constitute medical advice, diagnosis or treatment. It should not be regarded as a substitute for guidance from your healthcare provider.
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“There's a word I think I would love to introduce to our conversation. We've been talking about how to name and label things, and that word is stigma. So there's the shame we feel, and then there's the stigma that we label other people with. And I l have wanted all my life to move into a place of acceptance. But the thing is, I can accept myself and other people can still stigmatize me… and real joy is moving into a space of yes, I accept myself and my body reflects the best version of myself.”
In her conversation with Oprah, Tressie explains what the “obesity penalty” is, how it impacts men and women differently, and what it means to step into a place of self-love and acceptance.
The segment was part of “Making the Shift,” which aired on May 9 to a live studio audience. The 3-hour program unpacks the multifaceted, preconceived notions we have about weight, from the profound impact diet culture has had on our society to how we can reframe harmful narratives surrounding our weight and our bodies. The conversation – featuring Rebel Wilson, Busy Philipps, Amber Riley, and many other – brought together individuals, communities and medical experts to bridge the science of “weight” with a new outlook that brings the health and wellbeing of our bodies into focus.
Disclaimer: This content is for informational purposes only and does not constitute medical advice, diagnosis or treatment. It should not be regarded as a substitute for guidance from your healthcare provider.
FOLLOW WeightWatchers:
#oprah #tressiemcmillancottom #makingtheshift #weightwatchers
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