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Justice for Fatso

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  • CopperC Offline
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    Copper
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    Finally!

    No Justice, no Peace!

    University of Maryland offers 'fat studies' course on how 'fatness' and 'Blackness' intersect

    The course will examine 'fatness as a social justice issue,' the University of Maryland website says

    An upcoming class at the University of Maryland will ask students to examine how "fatness" relates to "Blackness" and is a "social justice issue."

    "Intro to Fat Studies: Fatness, Blackness and Their Intersections," is being offered as a General Education course to students for the spring semester. The three-credit course can be taken to fulfill the university's Distributive Studies or Diversity course requirements to graduate, according to the university website.

    https://www.foxnews.com/media/university-maryland-offers-fat-studies-course-how-fatness-blackness-intersect

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    • taiwan_girlT Online
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      The professor does not look too fat. Is she qualified to teach the class?

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      • MikM Away
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        Mik
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        Cultural appropriation.

        "You cannot subsidize irresponsibility and expect people to become more responsible." — Thomas Sowell

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