Each week at The Body Is Not An Apology, we curate a few pieces from our Article Library that have particular significance in line with current events. As you read these articles below, take time to consider what they better illuminate for you in connection to the news of the week. We invite you to use them as a jumping-off point for introspection, further research, and taking … [Read more...]
About the Article Library
In 2014, our founder Sonya Renee Taylor raised over $40,000 from over 700 backers in more than 30 countries to build The Body Is Not An Apology's digital platform, partnering with Everyday Feminism and developing a Leadership Circle of 34 content writers across five countries. For the next four years, this brilliant global team built a digital magazine covering a wide scope of … [Read more...]
Contact Us
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Leadership Circle Sonya Renee Taylor (she/her), Founder and Radical Executive Officer Sonya Renee Taylor is a world-renowned activist, award-winning artist, transformational thought leader, author of six books including The New York Times best-selling The Body Is Not an Apology, and founder of the international movement and digital media and education company of the … [Read more...]
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Welcome to the body revolution. When our founder Sonya Renee Taylor gave her friend some advice in 2011 that “your body is not an apology,” she had no idea this wisdom would go on to fuel a Facebook group, website, New York Times best-selling book, and global social justice movement impacting the lives of millions of people. A decade later, The Body Is Not An … [Read more...]
Past Projects
In the course of our decade-long work, TBINAA has engaged our global community in a wide variety of projects designed to foster and expand folks' radical self-love. While the campaigns below are not ones we continue to actively develop, they may continue to be utilized as tools in your radical self-love toolkit. RUHCUS The Radically Unapologetic Healing Challenge 4 Us … [Read more...]
Feminist Rage: 4 Ways White Feminists Continue To Silence Women of Color’s Anger at Racism
Women are angry, and rightfully so. I only have to write the words “Brett Kavanaugh” — a series of events so deeply disturbing in their unmasking of elite frat boy rape culture that I stopped my compulsive news watching for three weeks after — to convey how deeply US women are under attack by the Trump regime. As white women in particular are justifiably encouraging each other … [Read more...]
5 Ways Outdoor Recreation Is Inaccessible to Marginalized Folks
This article first appeared on Everyday Feminism under the title "Outdoor Reaction Isn't Free -- Why We Need to Stop Pretending It Is" and is reprinted by permission. When I spent a summer as a river guide, I met three people who’d abandoned their homes to live on the Rio Grande. One lived out of a bus, another in a tent, and the last in his station wagon. They spent their … [Read more...]
4 Things Everyone Should Know About Eating Disorders in Marginalized Communities
We believe that there must be space to tell the story of EVERY body and we are grateful to those who have shared their stories with us so that we might share them with you. If you are struggling with an eating disorder, there is help. You can reach the toll-free, confidential National Eating Disorders Association Helpline in the US at 1-800-931-2237. You are not alone. I was … [Read more...]
