Body positivity is a movement to accept bodies of all sizes and types, rather than those that conform to societal ideals of beauty. It emphasizes self-acceptance, inner worth, and appreciation for a ...

Self-love is a rollercoaster where sometimes you're on the up and up and others you feel like you're crashing down. Thankfully, a confidence boost is right around the corner with these quotes full of ...

A new cultural ideal for women is ultrathin and cloaked in the language of inclusivity and self-acceptance. Credit...Illustration by Leonie Bos Supported by By Amanda Hess Recently Instagram led me to ...

When I first started writing a book earlier this year about why millennial women have been uniquely screwed over by society’s body image ideals, I used the past tense a little too confidently. We’d ...

Body positivity and inclusivity have recently become mainstream movements that encourages individuals to love their bodies and promotes love and acceptance for others as well. Many clothing brands ...

The body positivity movement has always stood for one powerful sentiment: Accepting and loving your body for what it is. With strong voices in the influencer industry, it’s no surprise that the ...

Corporate boardrooms used to be the last place you'd expect conversations about body acceptance and representation. These spaces were traditionally focused on profit margins and quarterly reports, not ...

Body positivity began in the 1960s as a movement to challenge societal norms around beauty and to affirm that all bodies are worthy of love and respect. It encourages people to love their bodies no ...

As someone who entered the movement back in 2012 via several online platforms such as Tumblr, LiveJournal and through several Facebook groups, the body positivity community back then provided myself ...