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The Body Positivity Movement Still Has A Long Way To Go — Here's Why

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The cultural conversation about body positivity is changing thanks to unapologetic figures such as Lizzo and La'Shaunae Steward flying the flag for diverse plus-size bodies. But as we recently saw with reactions to Adele’s weight loss, we still have a long way to go until we can truly celebrate bodies of all sizes.
The conversation about body positivity is changing thanks to Lizzo and La'Shaunae Steward flying the flag for plus-size bodies — but as we saw with reactions to Adele’s weight loss, we still have far to go. Stephanie Yeboah, author of Fattily Ever After, investigates the body positivity movement.

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