Happy Fat
Happy Fat
Beschrijving
In Happy Fat (2019) Sofie Hagen reveals how painful it is to grow up fat in a society filled with prejudice and discrimination. She dispels entrenched myths about fatness, arguing that the correlation between being fat and being unhealthy has been misrepresented and that fatphobia – rather than fatness – is the dangerous social epidemic that we as a society need to challenge.
Who should read
Comedy lovers who want to learn more about the life of a funny, fresh voice Fat activists looking for resources on how to deal with fatphobia People curious about the commercial interests that fuel the weight-loss industry
About the author
Sofie Hagen is a celebrated comedian, fat activist, writer, and…
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In Happy Fat (2019) Sofie Hagen reveals how painful it is to grow up fat in a society filled with prejudice and discrimination. She dispels entrenched myths about fatness, arguing that the correlation between being fat and being unhealthy has been misrepresented and that fatphobia – rather than fatness – is the dangerous social epidemic that we as a society need to challenge.
Who should read
Comedy lovers who want to learn more about the life of a funny, fresh voice Fat activists looking for resources on how to deal with fatphobia People curious about the commercial interests that fuel the weight-loss industry
About the author
Sofie Hagen is a celebrated comedian, fat activist, writer, and podcaster. She won the Best Newcomer Award at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe in 2015 and has since sold out venues across the UK and Europe. She has also appeared on the BBC, ITV, and Comedy Central. She presented a documentary on fatness for Danish TV channel DR2 and is currently recording a special called How To Love Your Fat for BBC Radio Four.
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