As you will notice, the all-black-female "Smarter in Seconds" feature from Blair Imani suggests that making smart food choices is "fatphobic" because larger people tend to eat junk food. So, to avoid hurting fat people's feelings, the video makes the claim that donuts, candy, and other sugary treats are the same thing as fresh fruit and vegetables or grass-fed meat. "Diet culture, fatphobia, and systems of oppression have created false hierarchies of food, and it shows up everywhere," states a woman in the video dubbed the "Black Nutritionist." "Remember that you do not need to 'earn' food." An extremely large black woman with a nose piercing with the social media handle of @SavageXFatty is then seen stating that we are all "incorrectly taught from a young age that our size, and therefore the foods that we eat, are markers of our self-worth." "Moralizing food can lead to harmful relationships with food and disordered eating. The only foods that are bad for you are foods that contain allergens (intolerances), poisons, and contaminants, or foods that are spoiled or is [sic] otherwise inedible." The Black Nutritionist then returns to encourage viewers, including the tens of thousands of children who attend LAUSD public schools, to "eat without guilt" whatever they want, "regardless of what society says.".@LASchools shared this “Food Neutrality” video on @lausdHRDE Insta. They tell our kids that we’ve lied to them & no one food is better for them than another food (oppressive food hierarchy). @lausdHRDE is actively working to undermine parents & hurt kids. @LAUSDSup do u know? pic.twitter.com/eWVy0jyP9Y
— LA Parent Union ❄️? (@UTLAUncensored) September 12, 2022
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