George on Twitter: "Lmao so Tanya Gold wrote a fatphobic article about Nike's new mannequin yet Tanya Gold herself is fat & wrote this article for the Daily Mail in 2008 ????
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The Telegraph on Twitter: "Tanya Gold: 'The new mannequin is obese, and she is not readying herself for a run in her shiny Nike gear. She cannot run. She is, more likely,
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The Telegraph on Twitter: "Tanya Gold: 'Nike can be as accepting as it wishes of the obese female, but your own body will not be so accommodating of your delusions' https://t.co/5ATdHSTKhf" /
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Evie - PT & Adventurer 🏃🏼♀️🌎🍍 on Instagram: “Dear Tanya Gold / @telegraph / @telegraphwomenssport . Still want to tell me m… | Body types, Travel workout, Body
Lindsay Hollister - Tanya Gold of The Telegraph describes this @Nike mannequin as “not even a size 12 which is healthy, or 16 - a hefty weight but not one to kill
The Telegraph on Twitter: "Tanya Gold: 'Nike can be as accepting as it wishes of the obese female, but your own body will not be so accommodating of your delusions' https://t.co/5ATdHSTKhf" /
The many reasons a British writer was wrong to disparage Nike's plus-size mannequins - The Washington Post
Lindsay Hollister - Tanya Gold of The Telegraph describes this @Nike mannequin as “not even a size 12 which is healthy, or 16 - a hefty weight but not one to kill
