Social Justice Redux
Tristan JusticeA conservative newsletter on culture, health, and wellness.
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'Operation Fat Liberation' Brought To You By McDonald's
A self-described “fat liberation activist” named Jae’lynn Chaney, who also goes by “Jae Bae,” launched a new campaign this month to eliminate cultural stigmas associated with extreme obesity. Her corporate partners also happen to include Wa...
San Francisco’s New ‘Weight Stigma’ Czar Is A Prop Of The Ice Cream Industry
San Francisco hired a new consultant on “weight stigma” who happens to be a pro-fat activist promoted by the food industry.
Earlier this month, Virgie Tovar, the author of the book You Have the Right to Remain Fat, announced her new role...
Americans Support RFK Jr., Even If They Don't Support Kennedy Himself
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has become a profoundly polarizing figure, even if most Americans support his policy agenda, according to a new poll out last week.
According to a YouGov survey, views of President-elect Donald Trump’s pick for Healt...
Don't Confuse ‘Healthier’ With ‘Healthy’
The Trump administration is going to war on processed food but the federal government alone can’t make Americans healthy. We learned in the 20th century that cigarettes caused cancer, but the public still had to quit smoking.
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What I Learned From 25 Books To Publish My First
I published a book this week with Nashville-area wellness writer Gina Bontempo on how the food and pharmaceutical industries are exploiting Americans' deepest insecurities to maintain a nation hooked on junk diets enabled by a pill for ever...
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