Fat people are perhaps the most openly stigmatized individuals in our society: there is data that suggests that weight stigma is more pervasive and intense than even racism and sexism. There is certainly a well-documented social and cultural bias against fat people, particularly in the workplace, the medical sphere, and the media.
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