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Let 2010 be The Year We Loved our BodiesBy Kellie Bean (Page 2 of 2 pages) Become a premium member to see this article and all articles as one long page. 4 comments
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Let this be the year women turn away from self-defeating habits and behaviors. Let this be the year we proudly wear our Mom Jeans and comfy shoes, and enjoy our tummy rolls, cute bottoms and rounded hips. We've earned every line, every fold, flap, wrinkle, each curve. Let this be the year we are kind to each other, love our own and each other's bodies.
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Kellie Bean has been a Professor of English at Marshall University, an Associate Dean of Liberal Arts, and most recently, Provost of a small New England College. Author of "Post-Backlash Feminism: Women and the Media Since Reagan/Bush" (McFarland (more...)
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