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"I felt like an imposter in my own skin. And just to like, feel completely like I wasn’t Jameson, it was impacting, disabling […] Just being forced to be in one place forever, because that’s easier for people to understand. It’s not who I am."
Meet the young people affected by appearance hate
Appearance hate and discrimination caused by toxic beauty standards is a public health crisis that is costing young people their health, happiness and even their lives. Hear their personal stories and learn why we need to end appearance hate together.
"I felt like an imposter in my own skin. And just to like, feel completely like I wasn’t Jameson, it was impacting, disabling […] Just being forced to be in one place forever, because that’s easier for people to understand. It’s not who I am."
“One of them looked at me and told me that my hair looks like burnt spaghetti. Later, when I got home, it kind of sank in and that was the first time that I noticed that there was some type of discrimination or like some kind of othering going on just because of my physical features.”
“One of them looked at me and told me that my hair looks like burnt spaghetti. Later, when I got home, it kind of sank in and that was the first time that I noticed that there was some type of discrimination or like some kind of othering going on just because of my physical features.”
“Looking at social media, I felt self-conscious knowing that my body didn’t look like theirs and I felt somewhat less than… It affected my life because I wouldn’t go to the beach or have fun with my friends.”
“Looking at social media, I felt self-conscious knowing that my body didn’t look like theirs and I felt somewhat less than… It affected my life because I wouldn’t go to the beach or have fun with my friends.”
"Being you is all you have to do. You are gorgeous, you are loved and you are important."
"Being you is all you have to do. You are gorgeous, you are loved and you are important."
*Study conducted by Dove, in collaboration with Deloitte Access Economics, and researchers from the
Strategic Training Initiatve for the Prevention of Eating Disorders: A Public Health Incubator (STRIPED) at the Harvard Chan School of Public Health.
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