Jillian Michaels

They're definitely focused on it.

Sure, part of it.

Okay.

I think there are a lot of people that are focused on big food.

You do understand how and why they have significantly more resources than actual body positive activists, right?

I'm not saying that they don't have more resources.

I'm saying, can you see this issue?

What do we do about it?

Um, well, do you think it's a problem?

I think it's a problem.

I mean, I think there are a lot of problems.

I think one of the problems is the assumption that everything that has to do with, um, with, with food and its lack of health correlates with fatness because we are saying body positivity again.

Well, we are saying body positivity and body positivity includes all kinds of ways of being in a body, right?

Not just body size.

It includes all of the things about disability and skin color and hair texture and all of the things, right?

Body positivity.

But we really have been coding that in this conversation to talk about body size.

And you can understand.

Okay, I actually didn't think body positivity, to be dead honest with you, I've never interpreted body positivity to be about skin color or gender ideology.

I really never did.