US EditionWeight Loss Injections Are Contentious, But Let’s Not Be So Quick To Police Black Women’s Bodies
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The legend of tennis, Serena Williams, has become a member of Ro, a company specializing in weight loss. It is seen to inject a normally prescribed slimming medicine against type 2 diabetes. Advertising on the athlete's social networks has generated controversy.
Weight Loss Injections Are Contentious, But Let’s Not Be So Quick To Police Black Women’s Bodies
“What’s missing from the Serena Williams backlash is a vital layer of context,” writes Stephani Yeboah. “Black women’s bodies have, for centuries, been subject to a uniquely insidious form of objectification and policing.”
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