Ozempic Didn’t Kill Body Positivity — The Hypocrisy Did

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Sincerely American

The Conservateur

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Sincerely American, Presented by The Conservateur, is a trailblazing new podcast taking on lifestyle, fashion, beauty and politics through the lens of two besties who met while working in the first Trump administration. Hosted by The Conservateur cofounder Jayme Franklin and political commentator Camryn Kinsey, Sincerely American aims to inspire a countercultural revival among young women in America.

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Ozempic Didn’t Kill Body Positivity — The Hypocrisy Did | Episode 7

Sincerely American

59 minutes 46 seconds

3 days ago

Ozempic Didn’t Kill Body Positivity — The Hypocrisy Did | Episode 7

The truth nobody wants to say out loud: the Ozempic era didn’t kill body positivity… the hypocrisy did.

We talk about the pressure on women, fake empowerment, the discipline behind real confidence, and why our generation is exhausted from pretending everything is “normal.”
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