Tag: fat activism

By Sarah Doherty, Shana McDavis-Conway, Adrienne Hill, Elaine Lee, Sydney Lewis, Aaminah Shakur, Cicely Smith from Fat Studies Journal, 2021.

Compilación de ensayos sobre activismo gordx. Por Laura Contrera y Nicolás Cuello (Compiladores)
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A thesis paper by Rose Gelfand, 2021

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A 2012 letter from fat activist people of color to the fat community.

Judith Stein on the pleasures of water aerobics. 1997
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Zine from Krissy Durden in Portland, OR. 2007

Tara Shuai’s notes for a presentation about the Big Fat Flea, given as part of a panel on fat activism at Barnard College in 2016: “Fat Activism and Intersectionality at the Edges: Making Movements Sustainable.”

Issue #1 of FaT GiRL: the zine for fat dykes and the women who want them. October, 1994

Issue #2 of FaT GiRL: the zine for fat dykes and the women who want them. February, 1995

Issue #3 of FaT GiRL: the zine for fat dykes and the women who want them. June, 1995

Issue #4 of FaT GiRL: the zine for fat dykes and the women who want them. October, 1995

Article by Judith Stein, from WomenWise, The New Hampshire Feminist Health Center Quarterly; Winter, 1982.
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Speech by Judith Stein at the New Haven Women’s Health Conference, 1980.
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Issue #5 of FaT GiRL: the zine for fat dykes and the women who want them. April, 1996

A workshop outline from a session offered by Sondra Solovay and Max Airborne at LadyFest East in NYC, 2002.

Speech by Judith Stein, 1986.
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Susan Stinson interviews Judith Stein and Meridith Lawrence in 1995. Includes Judith Steins reflections in 2021.
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On February 1, 1981 two members of The Second Wave collective interviewed ReaRae Sears and Judith Stein, two Boston feminists active in the Fat Liberation movement. This is an edited excerpt from that interview.
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Issue #6 of FaT GiRL: the zine for fat dykes and the women who want them. August, 1996

poem by Judith Stein, 1985

“I try to remember that the truth is that the world is too small. It is the world which is too full of narrow aisles, narrow chairs, narrow people who never talk loud, whose hands rest quietly in their laps as they speak in demure voices…” by Judith Stein, 1983.
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Songs performed at “An Evening of Fat Women’s Culture”
April 19, 1980, New Haven, Connecticut
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Fat Activist Vernacular, a fat queer feminist glossary, is a powerful and witty exploration of fat as a cultural, social and political experience. By Charlotte Cooper.

By Judith Stein. 1980.
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Issue #7 of FaT GiRL: the zine for fat dykes and the women who want them. May, 1997.

Size Queen: for queen size queers and our loyal subjects. June, 2005

A 2014 community survey about media literacy for fat activists. By Charlotte Cooper
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A multi-dimensional project concerned with documenting queer and trans fat feminist community histories and memories. Charlotte Cooper, 2010