Y2K, Fatphobia, & Fast Fashion
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The Y2K resurgence has endured for two years now. But there are a group of fashion lovers that have been boxed out.
Y2K Is In. Fatphobic Attitudes Are Out. - Issuu
The 2010's “Twee style” is making a comeback. We can't let fatphobia return with it. - The Berkeley Beacon
Y2K, Fatphobia, & Fast Fashion
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