For years, the message from entertainment media was loud and clear: Big girls were the punchline, the best friend, or the cautionary tale. We were told we could have personality ("She’s so fun!"), but not passion. We could have style, but not sexuality.
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Want to see a part 2 focused on international media (K-dramas, Nollywood, Bollywood)? Let me know. For years, the message from entertainment media was
The entertainment industry is slowly realizing that desire isn't sized. So keep streaming the shows, buying the books, and boosting the creators. When we see ourselves desired on screen, we learn to demand it in real life. Before the body positivity boom, Rae Earl was
