jameela jamil

She’s a strident activist and he’s a piece of YouTube trash, but they both point out how far our culture still needs to go in terms of understanding health.

Jameela Jamil has received unnecessary bullying for being open about her struggles on social media, so now she wants everyone to know the truth.

The Good Place actress received backlash for accepting a judge role on HBO’s new voguing competition show. Then, she came out.

If anything, online fitness “journeys” are even eerier than the Peloton woman’s.

She’s joining Jameela Jamil and Taylor Swift in the movement.

Hopefully this is the start of a much larger movement.

In the space of two days, Jamil has attacked Piers Morgan’s blatant misogyny and launched a campaign for Bumble friendship.

They both have 61 million followers on Twitter, but the parallels don’t end there.

Criticism that Kylie Jenner’s new “walnut face scrub” is unsafe only points to a symptom of the wider problem of social media influencers becoming mouthpieces for companies who don’t care about consumer safety.

Jamil joins the ranks of Busy Philipps and the thousands of others who are coming forward with their abortion stories.