Every Body Beloved
Part memoir and part activist manifesto, this book offers Jewish text as an inspiration for all who care about body liberation. Minna Bromberg lays bare the harm of anti-fat bias by tracing her own journey from dieting at age seven to fat activism and the founding of her organization, Fat Torah. Her personal narrative highlights the restorative potential that Jewish tradition has for addressing fatphobia and inspires a culture of healing and acceptance of all bodies created in the Divine image.
"Rabbi Bromberg's generosity of spirit and erudite insights into Jewish text give a grounded and deeply compassionate alternative to perfectionist body loathing in our Ozempic era. This book is a high-leverage ethical tool in the work of affirming the sacredness of every body."
-Hanne Blank Boyd, author of Fat and Straight: The Surprisingly Short History of Heterosexuality
About the author
Rabbi Dr. Minna Bromberg is the founder of Fat Torah, a project focused on smashing the idolatry of weight stigma and deploying Jewish tradition for the liberation of all bodies. She has a PhD in sociology from Northwestern University and rabbinic ordination from Hebrew College. Minna lives in Jerusalem with her family.
Part memoir and part activist manifesto, this book offers Jewish text as an inspiration for all who care about body liberation. Minna Bromberg lays bare the harm of anti-fat bias by tracing her own journey from dieting at age seven to fat activism and the founding of her organization, Fat Torah. Her personal narrative highlights the restorative potential that Jewish tradition has for addressing fatphobia and inspires a culture of healing and acceptance of all bodies created in the Divine image.
"Rabbi Bromberg's generosity of spirit and erudite insights into Jewish text give a grounded and deeply compassionate alternative to perfectionist body loathing in our Ozempic era. This book is a high-leverage ethical tool in the work of affirming the sacredness of every body."
-Hanne Blank Boyd, author of Fat and Straight: The Surprisingly Short History of Heterosexuality
About the author
Rabbi Dr. Minna Bromberg is the founder of Fat Torah, a project focused on smashing the idolatry of weight stigma and deploying Jewish tradition for the liberation of all bodies. She has a PhD in sociology from Northwestern University and rabbinic ordination from Hebrew College. Minna lives in Jerusalem with her family.
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Part memoir and part activist manifesto, this book offers Jewish text as an inspiration for all who care about body liberation. Minna Bromberg lays bare the harm of anti-fat bias by tracing her own journey from dieting at age seven to fat activism and the founding of her organization, Fat Torah. Her personal narrative highlights the restorative potential that Jewish tradition has for addressing fatphobia and inspires a culture of healing and acceptance of all bodies created in the Divine image.
"Rabbi Bromberg's generosity of spirit and erudite insights into Jewish text give a grounded and deeply compassionate alternative to perfectionist body loathing in our Ozempic era. This book is a high-leverage ethical tool in the work of affirming the sacredness of every body."
-Hanne Blank Boyd, author of Fat and Straight: The Surprisingly Short History of Heterosexuality
About the author
Rabbi Dr. Minna Bromberg is the founder of Fat Torah, a project focused on smashing the idolatry of weight stigma and deploying Jewish tradition for the liberation of all bodies. She has a PhD in sociology from Northwestern University and rabbinic ordination from Hebrew College. Minna lives in Jerusalem with her family.
