🙅♀️Campaign to end body shaming🙅♂️ Sharing anonymous lookist stories. Each story is painful, together they are powerful. Let’s make a culture change.
By sharing anonymous stories of body shaming we are kicking back against lookism! All of our stories together are a powerful call for change. Share your story and join the campaign at https://t.co/F31awHp9G1
Does Hollywood push unreasonable beauty standards? Recently Ashton Kutcher, currently starting in The Beauty, says it isn’t. But what do we think? Check out our latest blog for @PsychToday today (link in bio!)
Appearance-related bullying happens more than any other type, but it rarely gets the attention it deserves. We’re challenging lookism and inviting people to share their experiences to highlight how damaging this form of discrimination can be
Beauty standards used to be local. Now they’re global — and our online world spreads that single ideal to more people than ever. Read more in @ProfWiddows’ latest book, Perfect Me: Beauty as an Ethical Ideal
Lookism is a form of discrimination and yet it is not always taken seriously. We are trying to change that. Head to https://t.co/F31awHpHvz to find out more
Today’s beauty ideal focuses on four features: thinness, firmness, smoothness, and youth. The narrower the ideal, the heavier the pressure to live up to it. Read more in @profwiddows' book, Perfect Me: Beauty as an ethical ideal
Lookism is real, constant, and often invisible. It shapes how people are treated in every part of life. We're calling it out: judging or treating someone differently because of their appearance isn’t acceptable
Join the EverydayLookism campaign! Head to our website https://t.co/F31awHp9G1 to share your story, read other people's stories and find out more about our work
We're relaunching our campaign to end body shaming. By sharing real stories we hope to make lookism visible, to show why its not ok. Stay tuned for more information about our research and how we can all make a difference together. https://t.co/F31awHpHvz
New blog post on the global beauty ideal and how controversies like the recent Sydney Sweeney ad demonstrate the narrowing of the ideal
https://t.co/FfUAsLq6o3
New post from @ProfWiddows and @J_T_Suth for @PsychToday on what public reactions to Pamela Anderson’s makeup free look shows us about the beauty ideal https://t.co/590YP7GuIh
“Putting on fatness using an app could be for lots of reasons, but because it is all about how we look, it reinforces the beauty ideal. It says looks matter, and matter most, and reasserts that thinness is a core feature of the ideal."
New post from @ProfWiddows and @J_T_Suth on what the film ‘The Substance’ shows us about the beauty ideal. Feminist body horror? Not so much!
https://t.co/vJL15YqErB
🚨 New @PsychToday post 🚨 @J_T_Suth and @ProfWiddows discuss the Netflix film Uglies and what it reveals to us about the beauty ideal
https://t.co/IhpfBrVMgF