Uh-huh. I guess I missed your advocacy against the carceral state on all the Aunt Becky posts.

What worries you is that a time might come where you and this site might actually have to acknowledge that Cardi B is the shitty human being she has shown the world she is over and over and over again.

No body is saying size 6 is “plus”. People are (rightfully) pointing out her vision of herself as a toxic issue. One created by the exact toxic obsession with being thin that body positivity/acceptance/ambivalence is intended to undermine.

That’s why she needs the concept. That’s why it Is for her.

Signed someone who’s…

She has a disability and is a woman of color who has struggles with eating disorders so...yeah no.

Wow. I get that hearing someone talk about their body all the time can be really exhausting, but to tell someone who clearly hates their body an unhealthy amount that the concept of trying to love it is “not for her” is really really shitty. You are just as wrong as Hazel. And just as unnecessarily mean.

Be strikingly beautiful ( well, to me she is...;-), whiplash funny, in a happy relationship and be a luscious brown Goddess ( I am half-Indian so completely subjective!!) whilst using her platform in a very positive manner? Also, Hazel, lay off successful brown women and stick to your fawning over Miley ( who I to like…

this article is a fucking mess. do better.

JFC, when did Jezebel turn into the North Shore High burn book? Nothing’s good enough if it wasn’t invented by some Millennial blogger sitting at a WeWork kiosk? I’m not even sure you explained your problem with her statements other than implying overweight women should be constantly thinking about how overweight they…

Jameela is a disabled WoC. Too much snark.

It’s so perplexing to me! It’s like nothing any famous woman does in the way of activism is ever good enough. The go-to approach seems to be to pick holes in whatever they’re doing, and then gleefully point out all the holes. (For some reason Cardi B is an exception to this rule. Everything she does seems to be…

So...doesn’t it sounds like your sister has some pretty bad body dysmorphia? And that she’s precisely the kind of person who’d benefit from learning how to not obsess about her body? 

So, using your platform to snarkily tear down a woman who is using her platform to build others up? Yeah, that’s definitely a move that has you coming out looking good.

Hazel, what did Jameela ever do to you personally? 

Jameela Jamil, patron saint of reminding the world that we live in a superficial and sexist society as if she were the first to discover that, is taking her “activism” in a slightly different direction.

Stop it. Stop attacking women for having opinions, speaking out, and trying to make things better. What the hell happened to Jezebel? I’ve been around here for years, and recently the rhetoric has just become so hateful and isolating. This is ridiculous. 

Hazel, have you ever written anything about a woman that didn’t start with hateful sarcastic statements? I don’t see what warrants a post this long and pissy for doing something relatively innocuous. Honestly, are you okay? It's not healthy to be so bitter all the time.

Man, people really can’t win. Jameela Jamil has been saying mostly the right things for a long time, and backs it up by taking celebrities who hawk dangerous ideas and products to task. So she’s not the first to say these things, does that mean she shouldn’t say them? Or that she deserves this snotty recap of her…

“Jameela Jamil, patron saint of reminding the world that we live in a superficial and sexist society as if she were the first to discover that, is taking her “activism” in a slightly different direction.”

Yikes, why all the snark? Jameela makes mistakes and then apologizes and learns.  Isn’t that what we want from…

I mean, Melania totally found Barron’s Juul pen. That’s why this is happening, right?

RIGHT?!