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Author: Allison Ficht

Allison Ficht is second-year graduate student pursuing her Master's of Public Health at the University of Southern California. She advocates against stigmas, stereotypes and sexism. If you'd like to discuss these topics, find her on Twitter @allisonficht.
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Radio Show Takes Aim at Women With “Fat Chick/Skinny Chick” Segment

Allison Ficht

If a stranger approached you with questions about your body size, would you answer them? What if the questions were being asked by a radio talk-show host with thousands of people listening? If you’re not already uncomfortable, consider this: What if, based on a series of superficial questions about your job, eating habits and sex […]

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