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We Need to Talk About "Thin Privilege"

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By Fariha Roisin Verified
| allure.ph
I’ve never been thin. I’ve been toned (hardly)—athletic, even—but never thin. As a young girl, sticky and messy and as unkempt as a festering scab, I would glamorize a particular body type: stick thin, collarbones like a shield pointing out of a sweater that made for a perfect accessory when paired with an on-point outfit. Thin bodies have always been a passport into spaces I wasn’t readily allowed into.
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Fariha Roisin - Allure Philippines

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By Fariha Roisin Verified
| allure.ph
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Aisha Gawad and Lisa Ko on What Really Happened at the Albany Book Festival

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By Fariha Roisin Verified
| Literary Hub Verified
When Aisha Gawad first Googled Elisa Albert, she immediately noticed the author’s public Instagram page. Gawad was researching who the moderator would be for her upcoming panel at the Albany Book Festival, a natural curiosity for any writer ahead of a group event. What Gawad wasn’t expecting was to find dozens of Instagram posts and stories mocking anyone who expressed grief over the loss of Palestinian lives. Then there was the sheer level of vitriol in Albert’s professional writing.
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