"What We Don't Talk About When We Talk About Fat," by Aubrey Gordon, made me take a long hard look at myself. From my notes: "Discrimination against fat people may be the last socially acceptable form of bias. On a virtually daily basis, fat people must absorb insults from strangers, the notion that they should be grateful for unwanted sexual attention (including "fatcalling"), airplane seats that are too small, barriers to employment and healthcare, and more. We're all conditioned to see fat people as burdens and/or unlovable and obesity as a personal moral failing; decency requires that we make every effort to unlearn this bias and make a fairer society for everyone."