(The radical Sonya Renee Taylor of The Body Is Not An Apology reading from TNOWTFG. Both are listed below!)
Note! The body positive activism movement is multifaceted; there are different approaches, schools of thinking, and ways of learning, much like feminism and other movements as well. Of course, while pieces might move independently, body positive activism proponents all believe the same thing. Something akin to: All bodies are equal. I’ve created a list of websites, blogs, social media sites, and resources for you that relate to body activism. I’m definitely not responsible for the content on these sites, because, y’know, I have zero control over what they post; as of now, though, I believe these resources may be helpful for you. If you find one that goes rogue, doesn’t work for you or you disagree with, don’t fret. Skip it and go find the ones that do!
Body Positive Websites
2. About Face
7. BeNourished
13. Curvy Yoga
16. TheFat Chick
18. Fat!So?
23. Herself
25. Junkfood Science
27. Linda Bacon
28. Move and Be Free
30. This Girl Can
32. And basically everything written by:
Body Positive Blogs
9. Gala Darling
11. Plus Size Birth
14. Virgie Tovar
Facebook Pages Worth Following
8. Curvy Yoga
10. Fit Villains
12. Gala Darling
13. Linda Bacon
17. This Girl Can
18. Tess Holliday
Tumblrs worth following
4. Body Posi
7. Chubby Bunny
9. Fat Art
10. Fat Can Dance
11. Fat People Art
13. Fit Villains
17. Fuck Yeah VBO
18. Guatemalan Rebel
20. Hey Fat Chick
21. His Black Dress
23. I Love Fat
24. Lotsa Lipstick
27. Natural Bods
28. Old Time Fatties
30. Queer Bodies Are
Books to read
3. Big Big Love
4. Body Respect
5. Cunt
6. Fat Activism
9. Fat! So?
12. Hunger
14. Shrill
15. SparkleFat
17. Two Whole Cakes
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Fatshion/Plus-Size Clothing Blogs
4. Ashley Rose
5. Beauticurve
10. Chubble Bubble
11. Chubstr
13. Curves and Chaos
14. Curvy Girl Chic
15. Danimezza
16. Definatalie
17. Dollface
19. Fashion Hayley
20. Fat in the City
21. Fatshion Insider
22. Fat Shopaholic
24. Gabifresh
25. Garner Style
26. Hippopotamuslee
27. His Black Dress
29. JayMiranda
30. Margie Plus
32. Nadia Boulhosn
33. Nicolette Mason
34. Pashteit
36. Style it Online
37. StylishCurves
42. Twee Valley High
45. Zero Style
To find a mental health professional
3. Talkspace
Mental health hotlines:
1. National Hopeline Network (Crisis Hotline) 1-800-SUICIDE // 1-800-784-2433
2. National Suicide Prevention Lifeline 1-800-273-TALK // 1-800-273-8255
3. Suicide and Crisis Hotline and Adolescent Crisis Intervention and Counseling Nineline 1-800-999-9999
4. Adolescent Suicide Hotline 1-800-621-4000
5. Suicide Prevention—The Trevor HelpLine (specializing in gay and lesbian youth suicide prevention) 1-800-850-8078
6. Mental Health Crisis Hotline In crisis? Call: 1-800-273-TALK
7. The Trans* Lifeline “Dedicated to the wellbeing of transgender people” US: 877-565-8860 Canada: 877-330-6366
Help finding a therapist
1-800-THERAPIST/1-800-843-7274
Mental health apps
There are a variety of mental health–related apps that can assist you wherever you are. ACT Coach, AETAS, DBT Diary Card and Skills Coach, Depression CBT Self-Help Guide, How Are You, MindShift, PTSD Coach, Stress and Anxiety Coach, and Worry Watch are just a few of the options available at the time of print. For links to all of these and more mobile and web options, check out this site!
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This resource list will forever be available on my menu bar under... "RESOURCES"! Ta-da! Are there any other blogs, Facebook pages, or books that you think should be added? Leave them in the comments below so we can follow them too!
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