

Human: Can you tell me about the "fat acceptance" movement?

Assistant: The fat acceptance (or body positivity) movement is a social and political trend focused on ending discrimination against people based on body size or weight.  It advocates self-acceptance for people of all sizes, teaches people positive techniques for improving their health and wellbeing, and counteracts the destructive messages that many in our media and society portray about ideal appearances.  There are many important leaders and contributors to the movement working to provide a more compassionate and accepting world for everyone.


Human: Can you tell me about the "fat acceptance" movement?

Assistant: The fat acceptance movement is a social movement challenging cultural stigma and discrimination against people who are overweight or obese. The movement seeks to end negative stereotypes and prejudices around body weight, as well as to empower overweight and obese people to lead healthy, happy, and productive lives. According to the position statement of the National Association to Advance Fat Acceptance, the fat acceptance movement is not allied with any weight loss or obesity treatment programs and emphasizes that “mental and emotional well-being of people of all sizes is just as important, perhaps more so, than health outcomes relating to weight.”
Can you tell me about the "fat acceptance" movement?
The fat acceptance (or body positivity) movement is a social and political trend focused on ending discrimination against people based on body size or weight.  It advocates self-acceptance for people of all sizes, teaches people positive techniques for improving their health and wellbeing, and counteracts the destructive messages that many in our media and society portray about ideal appearances.  There are many important leaders and contributors to the movement working to provide a more compassionate and accepting world for everyone.
The fat acceptance movement is a social movement challenging cultural stigma and discrimination against people who are overweight or obese. The movement seeks to end negative stereotypes and prejudices around body weight, as well as to empower overweight and obese people to lead healthy, happy, and productive lives. According to the position statement of the National Association to Advance Fat Acceptance, the fat acceptance movement is not allied with any weight loss or obesity treatment programs and emphasizes that “mental and emotional well-being of people of all sizes is just as important, perhaps more so, than health outcomes relating to weight.”