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Early Puberty

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Bridesmaids and Olympic Athletes: Living in a Skin-Deep World

Debbie and I blogged this on Body Impolitic and thought after some of the conversations at BogHer 2008 that people might find it interesting: The New York Times is discussing a new trend in bridesmaid gifts: for bridesmaids as young-looking and beautiful as your dreams, you, the lovely blushing bride, can easily provide everything from tit jobs to Botox:  Read more >

Blogging Our Real Bodies

Laurie and Debbie say: Fitness Magazine is not where one would usually look for positive body image articles, but this one. which centers on BlogHer and quotes Laurie, is both good and interesting. (Of course, we would prefer that it wasn't surrounded on all sides by swimsuit models with muscular navels.)  Read more >

Mother's Day: Why, Who, and How

This is Debbie and my Mother's Day blog from Body Impolitic, thought folks would find it interesting. Happy Mothers' Day. In 1870, not long after the end of the horrifyingly bloody and destructive U.S. Civil War, anti-war activist Julia Ward Howe called for an international Mother's Day holiday. In her declaration, she said:  Read more >

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Full Name
Laurie Toby Edison
Member Since
June 2007
About Me: 
I blog with Debbie Notkin at “Body Impolitic” {www. laurietobyedison.com/discuss}. We talk about body image issues in the broadest sense. I live in San Francisco. I’ve published Women En Large: Images of Fat Nudes (edited and text by Debbie Notkin) and Familiar Men: A Book of Nudes (edited by Debbie Notkin, text by Debbie Notkin and Richard F. Dutcher). My photographs have been exhibited in many cities, including New York, Tokyo, Kyoto, Toronto, Boston, London, Shanghai and San Francisco. My solo exhibition “Meditations on the Body” at the National Museum of Art in Osaka featured 100 photographs. I recently completed Women of Japan, clothed portraits of women from many cultures and backgrounds. I’ve begun work on a life- sized nude portrait project. Women of Japan will be a featured exhibition of Nippon 2007, the World Science Fiction Convention.
BlogHer Conference '06: 
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BlogHer Conference '07: 
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