“Fuck these plates. Fuck these plates to hell.”

That is how Jameela Jamil called out fat-shaming diet plates being sold at Macy’s. Like us, she’s had enough.

The plates depicted portion control by writing derogatory jokes about what size jeans you can fit into depending on how much you eat.

As you can imagine, they were not well received, and Macy’s has since responded by apologising and pulling the range. But the fact that it was ever considered acceptable to sell such products in the first place speaks volumes: fat-shaming is very much still a thing in 2019.

Now, a new conversation about fat-phobia and fat-shaming has highlighted just how much “anti-fatness” is ingrained in the workplace.

Jameela Jamil is fed up of fat-shaming being “accepted as a norm” in the workplace