Date | Twitter User | Tweet |
October 17, 2015 | @UCalgaryBodyBS | Retweeted @MeganCharlish The person comes first. TY for reminding everyone of this @MeganCharlish |
| @MeganCharlish | @MichaelMossC Hey, Michael…please use person-first language. Ppl w/obesity and not “obese ppl”. @UCalgaryBodyBS |
| @lisajdubreuil | @UCalgaryBodyBS @MeganCharlish Sorry, no. Plse do not assume fat pple want “people first” language. Many find it stigmatizing. 1/2 |
| @lisajdubreuil | @UCalgaryBodyBS @MeganCharlish Many disabled pple don’t like it either. “People first” language is controversial for many. 2/2 |
| @lisajdubreuil | @DrSuePedersen @UCalgaryBodyBS Telling me I am ill **because of my body size** is stigmatizing in and of itself. #nothelping |
| @maria_angela69 | @fatnutritionist @UCalgaryBodyBS I don’t think fatness is good. It’s a disease :) |