Voice all these stories about obesity, and we're not asking obese people to talk about obesity, just as we do not ask homeless people to talk about homelessness in new stories, not every new story about homelessness lacks a homeless person's voice, but many, many do. So, any UTS funded study of media images of obesity, Phillip Mills Ali had demonstrated that. Overweight and obese people are much more likely to be portrayed without their heads or their faces than healthy weight people. This is another way of excluding the fat people from the in Group us. The exception is the biggest loser where which allows a very large people to tell their own stories, although we also found that presenters and trainers were more likely to have their quotations present in an episode of the biggest loser than the voices of the contestants. So, the other problem is that obesity is portrayed using images are very obese people. Which means people who are merely overweight or mildly a beast are able to say thank goodness that's not me.