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
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Nike's plus-sized mannequins don't 'promote' obesity – they reflect reality. Why on earth is that an issue? | The Independent
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Plus-size Nike mannequins: recognition of reality or obesity promoters? Critics stir up debate on social media | South China Morning Post
rebelfit - An Open Letter To Tanya Gold from The Telegraph. Dear Tanya “The new mannequin is obese, and she is not readying herself for a run in her shiny Nike gear.
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