Caroline Moore

ALT Brown eggs in a cardboard carton. The eggs have faces drawn on them — one seems happy, but one is pissed of and another is definitely hella confused.

ALT A redacted poem, made by blacking out words of Cass Elliot's obituary. It now reads: Miss Elliot was best known to the general public as large. Miss Elliot sand and served beauty. Miss Elliot did bring widespread joy."

ALT A vintage ad, featuring a smiling white woman and the text "Stay fit and slim by taking amphetamine." There are more words in the ad, but that tells you what you need to know.

ALT A 1930s newspaper add for "Fat Off Obesity Cream." In the drawing, fat folks enter a canister of the cream and emerge, thin, on the other side. "A delightful experience to go through" for the removal of "superfluous flesh." it proclaims. Also delightful: leaving fat people the hell alone.

ALT A 1980s magazine ad for Metrecal diet shakes featuring a photo of a plate containing a pool of pink liquid that is presumably Metrecal, and the text "The Metrecal steak." Yup, totally the same thing.

ALT A 1940s advertising card showing a young, white, blond woman standing on a set of pale blue bathroom scales against a black background, looking pleased with what they tell her. 1940 Medically approved Bile Beans : taken regularly at bedtime keep you healthy, happy. We assume the Bile Bean manufacturer chose to save some money by not focus group-ing the name of the product.

ALT The cover of Da'Shaun Larrison's book, "Belly of the Beast: The Politics of Anti-Fatness as Anti Blackness"