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Wellness is not women's friend. It’s a distraction from what really ails us

  • Written by: Kate Seers, PhD Candidate, Charles Sturt University
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Wellness is mainly marketed to women. We’re encouraged to eat clean, take personal responsibility for our well-being, happiness and life. These are the hallmarks of a strong, independent woman in 2022.

But on the eve of International Women’s Day, let’s look closer at this neoliberal feminist notion of wellness and...

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