Reposted by Emily Wells
New at PB: @emilyennui.bsky.social interviews author Amber Husain about “Tell Me How You Eat: Food, Power, and the Will to Live,” a book that “eviscerates reflexive clinical and cultural assumptions about anorexia and the people who suffer from it.”
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Eating Disorders Are More Than a Feminist Issue: A Conversation with Amber Husain - Public Books
“What they refuse to consider is that neuroses concerning food might be driven by meaningful factors beyond pressures on vanity (assumed to be feminine).”