How do you feel about your weight and your appearance? What do you see yourself when looking in the mirror? Are you skinny? Are you fat? Are you perfect? Or are you overweight? Most people's weight is just fine, but most people in society like to look as though they are “perfect” (mean slimness). Obesity is more common in America than any other time before, 54% of Americans are obese. That percent is climbing, day after day (in NAAFA articles). What is your reaction when you see an obese person? In the past, being overweight was seen as an indicator of power and r

Discrimination against obese people is more common now than anytime before. Even in the public transportation system come to take place. Often obese people are paid extra fees on airplane’s tickets. The environments of obese people have a huge effect on them and their families. Families of obese people have the stares and the comments of cruel people. These words and gestures of others stick to obese people forever and usually affect the obese people a lot. The worst discrimination of all is the way that magazine, television, and advertisers seem the obese society as a whole. We never see an overweight person on any modeling magazine cover, and the only time we might see him or her on TV is for a laugh. Next time, when people are discriminating against the obese, just think about the incredible complexity of his or her life’s condition. The normal people don't know how loneliness and depression the obese people face. They don't know how much the obese people struggle to be accepted in our society.

When will this discrimination against the obese stop? When will people give obese people a chance to enjoy the freedom in our society? Discrimination against obese people is more common now than at any time before (17% of obese people are unemployed) and should be stopped for numerous reasons. First, many fat people do not want to be fat, after tried many different methods of dieting and failing. All people must be aware that obesity is uncontrollable in some cases; they may stop blaming people for their weight. Second, normal people should not judge a person her weight. They must see that there were no differences among obese people and thin people from inside. Third, the body size or weight is influence by mass me

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