My Body is Magnificent - Stickers

In our culture, Good Bodies are to look and act a specific way — a specific way that excludes and often oppresses people who are fat, those with physical or mental disabilities, those with chronic illnesses, people of colour. But we’re all victims of the constant marketing and socialisation about what a Good Body looks and acts like and how to attain it and how to hate yourself for being unable to attain it. I suggest that everyone has a Good Body by virtue of having a body. Whether you’re thin or fat, able-bodied or disabled, struggling with an eating disorder or body dysphoria, white or any minority that’s never celebrated as much as whiteness is — you have a good body.