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Today is Love Your Body Day! Created by NOW (National Organization for Women) Foundation, the purpose of this campaign is to educate and encourage women and girls to say “no” to negative stereotypes and “yes” to awareness, health and a positive body image. The campaign continues to counter unrealistic beauty standards, gender stereotypes and...
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Yesterday, I was reading a thread on Michael Baisden’s Facebook fan page about thick vs. fat. Of course, the conversation got derailed, and people began talking about why their particular body types are better (you know the whole, “Men like women with meat on their bones” and “Only a dog wants a bone.” If you know...
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This past weekend, I had a conversation with a friend about women’s looks and how they relate to men. She was saying that one of her roommates felt she wasn’t good enough (physically) because she couldn’t seem to get a man. My friend went on to say that in the past, she felt she...
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Today, October 20, is Love Your Body Day! (You can get more info on the day here). The purpose of this day is to, well, encourage women to love their bodies as is, whether she’s a size two or 22. If you’re a woman reading this, I’m sure you’ve had your moments of feeling...
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It’s that time again– Happy Black Girl Day! Part of being a happy black girl is loving and accepting your body whether you’re thin, curvy, light-skinned, dark-skinned, short, tall or anything in between. But often times, loving your body is easier said than done. Here are some tips on how to do so: Get comfortable...
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If you didn’t know, the last week in February is National Eating Disorders Awareness Week. According to the National Eating Disorders Association (NEDA), the ultimate goal of this week is to prevent eating disorders and body image issues while lessening the stigma that surrounds eating disorders and improving access to treatment. Additionally, it is so...
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Created by the National Organization for Women Foundation, this campaign helps raise awareness about women’s health, body image and self-esteem. It also provides women and girls with tools and encouragement against (unrealistic) media images. “For years now, advertisers and fashion magazines have airbrushed photos to turn models into the latest beauty ideal. Women and girls are constantly...
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No, not like that. I mean physical as in working out, exercising, you know, fitness. One of my goals this month (and year) is to start working out and eating better. I’ve had an off-and-on relationship with health and fitness, but I am now vowing and intending to get fit and fabulous! Since I...
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I’m sure you’ve heard of the new Fox reality TV Show ‘More to Love.’ The show kind of bothers me. It’s not only the fact that women are on a reality show for a few weeks looking for “love” (that’s reality, right?), it’s also that these women are touted as ‘real women.’ Don’t get me wrong,...
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