Disney makes space for everyone. Another reason that makes clear it’s way cooler to join the Resistance than to go to an elitist wizard school imagined by a body phobic little prim.

Come to find out Universal designs their rides for max 40 inch waistline, claiming to balance safety and accessibility. After Disney, I call BS.

After we got pulled off Harry Potter, my daughter cried not because of disappointment, but because she felt bad for me. I don’t apologize for my body and we both agreed it’s Universal’s fault.

I had to tend to my mental health and not worry about finishing things quickly. Also, I bet you still read a lot, just not in a way your former selves recognized. Recalibrate.

Book list and a podcast that’s helping me to love my body and understand living with obesity. #takeupspace.

1. Emergent Strategy - Adrienne Maree Brown
2. The Body Is Not an Apology - Sonya Renee Taylor
3. Intuitive Eating - Tribole & Resch
4. Weight For It (Podcast) - Ronald Young Jr.
5. Magic Pill - Johann Hari (2024)
6. Nutrivore - Sarah Ballantyne

What are your takeaways? I’ve been curious about this book

Is this just the teacher version for teachers or can students access the student version too?

That’s how they roll. Kudos for amplifying their hypocrisy. How do we get non-maga Trump voters to see it and get how dangerous it is?