Lizzo Got So Real About Body Positivity and Why She's Choosing to Be Body Normative Instead

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Lizzo has opened up about the future of the body-positivity movement in a new interview.Appearing on the cover of this month’s Vogue, Lizzo said the movement needs to be more inclusive as “the people that this term was created for are not benefiting from it.”Lizzo explained: “Now, you look at the hashtag ‘body positive,’ and you see smaller-framed girls, curvier girls. Lotta white girls.

Grammy-winning singer Lizzo said the body positivity movement has become “commercialised” as she questioned who it now benefits.

 Lizzo  appeared for the first time on the cover of Vogue for October. Besides looking stunning, the musician also spoke about the upcoming election, the coronavirus pandemic, racism in the music industry, justice, and so much more.

Lizzo has always been a champion of body positivity, but she’s also critical about how the movement has been “commercialized.” In a recent interview, the “Good as Hell” singer expressed that she’s happy the movement is inclusive. However, Lizzo, 32, questioned if people who the “term was created for” are benefitting from the phrase body positivity.