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Skinny Privilege? Really?

Photo from Unsplash by Dion Martins I come from a picturesque village nestled in the heart of Kisumu County, a region renowned for its black soil that sustains thriving rice paddies and bountiful sugarcane fields. The air is perpetually infused with the invigorating scent of freshwater fish, creating an atmosphere that is both familiar and comforting. My village people boast of rich, dark skin tones and possess a unique linguistic trait—they confidently eschew the "sh" sound from their speech, replacing it with sound "s" and unapologetically rendering words like "shut" and "shield" powerless. Here, amongst a community of people with a lot of stamina and vitality, there is a profound appreciation for curvaceous figures, with an emphasis on the allure of a substantial body mass adorning a woman's bosom and backside. This aesthetic preference is deeply ingrained in the local culture and is celebrated as the epitome of femininity and grace so muc

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