Hi, podleters. I hope you're doing well. In today's episode, I speak to Stephanie Yebella.

We talk about fat bodies race and weigh those two things into sex.

It might be slightly triggering for those of you who have had

disordered eating or perhaps who exist in a fat body and have struggled with the way

that people have treated you. So I just wanted to say that in case anyone feels like

this might be a slightly difficult conversation to listen to. Stephanie was so generous in telling me

her story and about her growing up and how she's kind of overcome fat phobia and she now is a

body image advocate and activist, I suppose you could say. She's also an author and her book

happy, fastly, ever after, sorry, is coming out in September, I believe. I really hope you

enjoy this episode. I absolutely loved meeting Stephanie and it was such a great chat.

Please do wait, review and subscribe and I will see you next week. Bye!

Hi guys and welcome to Adelting. Today I am joined by Stephanie Yebella.

Hi, thank you for having me. Thank you so much for coming on. So for people who don't know who

are, please could you tell us a little bit about you. Okay, so I am a plus sized star blogger,

freelance journalist, activist and an author, oh, because it's my first time. I don't know.

I'm not. Author of a book coming out, third of September called Fatali Ever After.

Yeah, and I'm just online just running at people, arguing with racists, arguing with fat phobics.

Yeah. And the usual, that title is so good. Oh, thank you. I'm so proud of it. Yeah.

My brain. I'm so proud of it when it clocked. I was like, that is the best thing. Thank you.

So this episode is going to be called like, when we start to accept fat bodies, but what I've just

realized is obviously is a woman of color, the intersection of racism is hugely important because when

we accept black women could be a question in itself, let alone fat black women. So I think that's

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