Dove has hired a morbidly obese and racist Black Lives Matter activist to be their new spokeshog.
Zyahna Bryant is hired by Dove to promote 'FAT liberation' despite ruining white student's life over 'misheard' remark at BLM protest
Zyahna Bryant, a community organizer and student activist studying at the University of Virginia in Charlottesville, has been unveiled as a Dove partner
Bryant, 22, posted an Instagram video in which she declared: 'Fat liberation is something we should all be talking about!'
Bryant hit headlines in 2020 by accusing fellow UVA student Morgan Bettinger of threatening to mow down protesters: Bryant then admitted she misheard
No big deal, just another Racial Hate Crime Hoax and another white person put through hell due to virulent black racism.
Dove has partnered with a black activist accused of ruining a white student's life over a 'misheard' remark to promote 'fat liberation' in a bizarre and controversial new campaign.
The beauty brand has teamed up with Zyahna Bryant, a community organizer and student activist studying at the University of Virginia in Charlottesville.
Bryant, 22, claimed that she had overheard a white student named Morgan Bettinger threaten Black Lives Matter protesters in Charlottesville in July 2020 after she used the phrase 'speed bumps' while describing the protest that she saw.
But Bryant later admitted she may have 'misheard', after gleefully watching and joining-in as Bettinger was canceled and her life was destroyed.
Bettinger was subjected to a torrent of abuse and a campaign to remove her from UVA. Staff and students ganged up against her and scuppered her future prospects.
Despite the controversy, Dove has chosen Bryant as one of their 'paid partners' - a loose advertising and promotional tie-up, similar to that Bud Light offered to trans activist Dylan Mulvaney.
'#DovePartner Fat liberation is something we should all be talking about!' wrote Bryant.
'That's why I am partnering with Dove, to support the work of @naafaofficial, @flareforjustice in the Campaign for Size Freedom.
The Campaign for Size Freedom?
Am I being punked? I feel like I might be being punked.
Am I Lamont the Big Dummy?
'Tell us what Fat Liberation means to you using the hashtag #sizefreedom and tagging @dove to share your story.'
In an accompanying clip Bryant, who is proudly plus-size herself...
She's not "plus sized." She's barn-sized.
...said: 'My belief is that we should be centering the voices and experiences of the most marginalized people and communities at all times.
So when I think about what fat liberation looks like to me, I think about centering the voices of those who live in and who maneuver through spaces and institutions in a fat body.'
Bryant's 27,000 followers on Instagram responded with an outpouring of support, praising her for promoting 'fat liberation' and declaring that the campaign was long overdue.
But she was roundly condemned on social media after news of her role in Bettinger's cancellation was first shared by Reason magazine - with Dove now potentially in the frame for blowback over its close association with Bryant.
Here is the new spokesman for Dove's line of "beauty" products:
But we don't have to judge her on her looks. We should judge her for her actions -- terrifying and attempting to destroy the life of a White Devil Girl who had the temerity to believe that she was permitted to drive on streets "owned" by BLM:
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Beauty products for the unfuckable.In other health news: Phenylepherine, a key ingredient in most allergy and stuff-nose medications, has been ruled to be ineffective by the FDA and may have its designation as "Generally Regarded as Safe and Effective" (GRASE) removed.
Which would mean that drug manufacturers can't use it in medicine any longer.
Supposedly tests have shown that phylephrine is no better at curing a runny nose than a placebo.
FDA rules TODAY that ingredient in Benadryl and Sudafed from pharmacy shelves doesn't work
Phenylephrine is everywhere and every nasal decongestant contains it
The vote deeming it ineffective paves the way for it to be pulled from market
A medicine used by millions of Americans for a stuffy nose does not work, a Food and Drug Administration panel ruled today.
Phenylephrine is the most common active compound in over-the-counter drugs like Benadryl Allergy Plus Congestion, Sudafed PE, and Tylenol Cold and Flu Severe Day & Night.
But an FDA panel said after a two-day review that the oral decongestant 'is not effective' at standard or even high doses compared to a placebo.
Their ruling is not binding but strongly suggests the agency could soon heed their advice and pull its approval, forcing companies to pull or reformulate their products.
The ingredient is protected under the FDA's Generally Recognized as Safe and Effective (GRASE) designation, but a reversal of its approval could mean manufacturers including Bayer and Johnson and Johnson might need to reformulate.
Phylephrine is everywhere, so much so that nearly every nasal decongestant on pharmacy shelves contains it.
Drugs that contain it generated almost $1.8 billion in sales last year, according to data presented Monday by FDA officials.
A unanimous vote by the 16-member Nonprescription Drug Advisory panel could issue a major blow to the industry.
Is this really due to PE not being effective? Or is it a move intended to ban a drug that idiot TikTokers and moronic Zoomers are abusing for likes and shares?
The 'Benadryl Challenge' trend, which has already killed two US teens, sees people swallow multiple antihistamine tablets before posting videos of their experience.
They already locked up a different antihistimine, pseudoepedhrine, and bothered us all with having to show ID to buy it, because it can be used to synthesize methamphetamine.
So: tell me about yo' GAINZZZ.
I have none. I have had three weeks of very poor sleep and am barely able to manage, let alone get some GAINZZZ.
Maybe you can inspire me with your own GAINZZZ accountzzz.