Prof. Kate Manne and Cat Bohannon will lead a public discussion on March 5 that explores the intersections of fat, female evolution, and societal attitudes such as fatphobia and misogyny. Manne will examine the cultural aspects of fatness, including moralism and diet culture, while Bohannon highlights the importance of including female bodies in scientific narratives. The event aims to provoke thought on how biases inform our understanding of the female body and its evolution, promoting an inclusive dialogue.
"Our conversation will dissect how fatphobia is intertwined with misogyny and moral judgment, shedding light on the societal implications surrounding the female body and its evolution."
"Exploring fatness within the context of female evolution allows us to challenge ingrained biases and understand the implications of scientific narratives that often exclude women."
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