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you should try it there are a million things I'm thankful for today

but what is my guest thankful for to be able to be part of making

eating disorder culture and its toxicity

mainstream is something that I feel very relieved for. Yeah. It's been very freeing to now like

almost never have a conversation with a woman without her bringing out to me. Yeah. I'm Angela Scanlan

and welcome to Thanks a Million where we explore our guest's personal gratitude lists to find out

the things that have shaped

their lives.

Jamila Jamil has recently been named one of Vogue's Women of the Year taking home the

Global Disruptor Award. I can't think of a better title for this woman. I feel like she

should have that on her tombstone if she's, you know, that way inclined, which I'm not sure she is, to be fair. Many of you will know, Jamila has gone

from TV and radio presenter in the UK to Hollywood actress in the hit series The Good Place, as well

as becoming an activist, known for saying it how it is. She is the founder of the I-Way movement,

which challenges society's

definition of worth through weight, helping people all over the world to see themselves as

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