Oppression and the Body

This anthology examines the ways power, privilege, and oppression impact marginalized bodies in Western society, highlighting issues faced by those who are often shamed, sexualized, or ignored due to their identity. Combining theory, personal stories, and artistic expression, it explores the complexities of living in a body subject to societal judgments and stereotypes. The collection also offers strategies for embodiment and activism, encouraging readers to consider how they can become allies in addressing bodily oppression.