A History of Hunger: How Diet Culture Was Built — and Who It Serves
Diet culture, often seen as a modern fixation, has historical roots tied to colonialism and capitalism. This relationship with food evolved from early fears about indigenous diets to the moralization of body size and weight loss practices in the 20th century. The story highlights societal power dynamics shaping food norms, emphasizing the need for critical understanding.
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