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Blinded by Beauty: Before & After
This morning a friend shared a Huffington Post article by Amanda Duberman about a project by Esther Honig, a human interest reporter, who sent a photograph of herself to photo-editors in over twenty-five countries. She asked them simply “to make … Continue reading
Posted in Essays, Writing
Tagged Amanda Duberman, Anorexia, Beauty Myths, Before & After, Body Dysmorphic Disorder, Bulimia, Cultural Values, Esther Honig, Exploitation, Feminist Discourse, Huffington Post, Ideal Beauty, Infantilized Woman, Jean Kilbourne, Killing Us Softly, Photoshop, Sexual Objectification
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