In this powerful memoir-meets-manifesto, Minna Bromberg invites readers on a transformative journey that intertwines her personal experiences with the profound wisdom found in traditional Jewish texts. This compelling narrative not only reveals the deep-seated harm caused by anti-fat bias but also serves as a rallying cry for body liberation and acceptance.

From her earliest memories of beginning to diet at the age of seven to her evolution as a passionate advocate for embracing fatness, Bromberg's story is both heart-wrenching and inspiring. She candidly shares her struggles with societal pressures and self-image, illustrating the pervasive nature of fatphobia in our culture. Yet, rather than succumbing to despair, she found strength and solace within the rich tapestry of Jewish tradition.

Through her organization, Fat Torah, Bromberg champions a vision of inclusion and healing that resonates deeply with all who seek to embrace bodies of every shape and size. She expertly weaves together her personal narrative with Jewish teachings that celebrate the inherent dignity of every individual, highlighting how these ancient texts can provide a path toward healing and self-acceptance.

In a world where anti-fatness is pervasive, Every Body Beloved is a beacon of hope, encouraging readers to recognize the divine image reflected in all bodies. Her call for a culture of acceptance is not merely a plea for tolerance but a passionate manifesto urging us to cultivate a society where every body is valued and celebrated.

Join Minna Bromberg on this enlightening journey, where the intersection of religion, identity, and body liberation creates a powerful narrative that inspires profound change and fosters a community of love and acceptance.

Every Body Beloved is due out in September 2025 from Wayne State University Press.