Happy holidays, friends! It's been a wonderful year here at Feedists for Fat Liberation. We have had a number of successful workshops and gatherings, and it's been such a joy to share it with each of you. In November, we hosted a Virtual Fireside Holiday Hangout and encouraged those in attendance to bring their favorite
Feedists for Fat Liberation held a mutual aid hangout where discussion revolved around accessible seating for fat people. Here are the highlights! What to look for in accessible seating: Sturdy No restricting arms Not attached or permanently fixed (e.g., booths, picnic tables, school desks) Not too low Not too tall Not too squishy Be your
A question we often get at FFL is “Why do you use imagery of whales and pigs? Aren’t those terms often used in a negative connotation to describe fat people?” It’s a valid concern, aren’t we as an organization supposed to be combating anti-fat bias? At this point, you are probably imagining a thin ‘fetishist’
