Stand4Kids

Jan 26, 2012 10:05

A woman named Marlyn Wann started a campaign of posters in response to the Georgia billboards that shame fat children called Stand4Kids.  She's named these posters STANDards and this is mine:


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Go you! bytchearse January 26 2012, 15:21:10 UTC
And hooray for real-size chicks! ;-D

I know this post is flocked, but may I share the text with sarahbyrdd?

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Re: Go you! priestesm January 26 2012, 15:56:27 UTC
actually, I'm comfortable opening this up... go ahead and link her if you'd like

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Re: Go you! bytchearse January 26 2012, 16:05:27 UTC
Thanks. You guys have to actually meet some day :-D

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Re: Go you! priestesm January 26 2012, 16:08:24 UTC
well, technically you have introduced us... on the road at Pennsic. But yeah, the four of us should sit down and have coffee/tea/a beer.

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kass_rants January 26 2012, 15:21:41 UTC
Brava!

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priestesm January 26 2012, 16:12:53 UTC
Thank you! See you at Birka.

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melebeth January 26 2012, 16:04:34 UTC
That's awesome, and you look FABULOUS. I love the posters!

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priestesm January 26 2012, 16:13:09 UTC
Thank you !!

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priestesm January 26 2012, 16:13:29 UTC
Flatterer. And thank you!

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tanyateedubya January 26 2012, 16:37:27 UTC
I have issues with shaming anyone into feeling that they should look differently. There has to be a different way of assessing the epidemic of childhood obesity. Something more enlightening and less shame/blame oriented.

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priestesm January 26 2012, 17:07:50 UTC
I very firmly believe that the right approach is to encourage and teach healthy habits - encourage a love for foods that are good for the body, and finding a happy way to just get up and move your body... With those habits and the message that everyone's body is beautiful and worth loving, comes health, regardless of actual size.

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