R.I.P. Scout26
^^^^The Dissident Post is Satire, just to be 100% clear. It's getting harder to tell.
The house where the body of a 12-year-old boy was found has a chilling past.Jaylen Griffin's body was discovered last Monday in the attic of 107 Sheffield Avenue in South Buffalo, New York when police discovered his badly-decomposed body in an attic, just months after his own mother's death. But this house of horrors has a dark history. Griffin was the fourth body found on the property over the last four years, according to WIVB.
The litany of eerie discoveries comes as it was revealed the address has a long history of troubled residents - including sex offenders and criminals out on parole.Officials told WIVB that while the multi-room home is not an official halfway house, it has housed people recently out of prison. Jail records show that a sex offender lived in the property until last month.
NEW: UCLA medical school's mandatory health equity class teaches students that weight loss is a "hopeless endeavor" and that "ob*sity" is a slur "used to exact violence on fat people." The full syllabus has shocked prominent doctors—the former dean of Harvard Medical School.🧵 — Aaron Sibarium (@aaronsibarium) April 24, 2024
Mercedes claims that "ob*sity" is a slur "used to exact violence on fat people"—particularly "Black, disabled, trans, poor fat people"—and offers a "fat ode to care" that students are instructed to analyze, taking note of which sections "most resonate with you." — Aaron Sibarium (@aaronsibarium) April 24, 2024
Would like to know how much she is getting paid to come up with that steaming pile of ....
And of course race has to be dragged into thisDEADLY DEI: UCLA Med School Docs Say 'Obesity' Is a Slur, Weight Loss a 'Hopeless Endeavor'https://twitchy.com/amy-curtis/2024/04/24/ucla-says-obesity-is-a-violent-slur-n2395476WTF? Seriously WTF?
Let me guess... promoted by a 300 pound black woman with hoop earrings and a really confrontational attitude about everything.
I am passionate about using public-facing scholarship in various mediums to make science and research more accessible to those outside of academic institutions, as well as reshape health-related and interventions at multiple levels to make the world safer for fat people of color. I write frequently about fat politics and race/ism in the sciences and culture, often with a particular emphasis on the public health space. My 2020 article “The Unbearable Whiteness and Fatphobia of “Anti-Diet” Dietitians”...............
I struggle with weight. I always have and I always will. Yes, weight is looked down on in our society. Yes, people are discriminated against because they are overweight. But her attitude towards it is dangerous as hell.
I am passionate about using public-facing scholarship in various mediums to make science and research more accessible to those outside of academic institutions
