Body Inclusivity and Weight Loss in the Ozempic Era
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Weight-loss drugs have become wildly popular in the past year, but could they be negatively impacting the body inclusivity movement?
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Toward Inclusive Excellence
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Weight-loss drugs have become wildly popular in the past year, but could they be negatively impacting the body inclusivity movement?
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Lowery presses readers to challenge the mainstreaming of extremist racial violence in order to uphold the values of multiculturalism and liberal democracy.
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David Hackett Fischer explores the diverse African traditions that shaped American institutions and history.
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Numerous BIPOC Women Leaders in Higher Education Have Spoken Out
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