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Dear Jacob... You have written a very compelling piece which speaks many truths. YOU ARE VERY RIGHT size discrimination is a very real and debilitating form of discrimination in North American society. I think that we need more academics to further explore and examine the points you have examined in this article, there needs to be more recognition that this form of discrimination not only exists but is prolific in all spheres of life. The majority of the comments regarding this article and comments following other articles and blogs examining similar issues are reflective of your very argument and the fact that size discrimination is possibly the most common and incapacitating form of discrimination. I have always been part of the minority of people that understand and recognizes how size discrimination manifests. I am sick of hearing the argument for ‘health’!! Your words are your power, keep writing Jacob and know that there are other good people like you and you will find your like minded mate, I did and my husband and I have two little girls and one more on the way ;) There is a minority of enlightened individuals out there. Disregard the negativity and remember that all the negative rcomments only strengthen your point and your cause.

Question. Why do so many people wait until graduation to start looking for a job?!?!?! Ridiculous. It's not going to fall into your lap. That's why internships are so important during college. No time? Talk to those of us who worked a couple part-time jobs and an unpaid internship while in school full-time. Still graduated with honors...it's not that hard!