Eating disorders affect people of all ages, sizes, backgrounds, ethnicities, gender identities and sexualities. Unfortunately that diversity is rarely reflected in the way eating disorders are discussed and treated. In partnership with Reasons Eating Disorder Center, the Marginalized Voices campaign is confronting the prevailing myths about who struggles with eating disorders. By sharing this video and talking about the issues, we can start a conversation about the many faces of eating | Nationa

How Monica Beverly Hillz found belonging and love in a world of challenges

Voices, hearts and hands – how the powerful sounds of protest have changed over time

X-Men and Marginalized Groups in the Marvel Universe

Canadian Research on Marginalized Groups

Who's marginalized? It depends, says Comelec