(Hardback)

This book critiques current antiracist ideology in rhetoric and composition, arguing that it inadvertently promotes a deficit-model of empowerment for both students and scholars and a "primacy of identity" that values lived experience over critical thinking.

(Hardback)

Using Anthony Giddens Structuration theory and rhetorical theory, this book identifies fat acceptance activists tactics to end fat stigma. The book covers the benefits and detriments of social media in fat acceptance activism, the importance of symbolism and rhetorical savvy, and the use of narrative in fat activism.

(Paperback)

Using Anthony Giddens Structuration theory and rhetorical theory, this book identifies fat acceptance activists tactics to end fat stigma. The book covers the benefits and detriments of social media in fat acceptance activism, the importance of symbolism and rhetorical savvy, and the use of narrative in fat activism.