Beauty gargantuan Dove has launched a brand new marketing campaign termed ‘Fat Liberation’ underneath which it has partnered with BLM activist Zyanha Bryant. This transfer by the model has been getting well-known for all of the fallacious causes. People are mad at Dove for partnering with Zyanha, who’s accused of wrongly getting a white scholar expelled from college over a “misheard” level.

Zyanha, 22, a neighborhood organizer and scholar activist presently finding out on the University of Virginia, took to Instagram to announce that she was a “Dove Ambassador.”

In the video, Zyanha talked about Fat Liberation and creating areas and establishments which are accessible to individuals who dwell with a fats physique. “My belief is that we should be centering the voices and the experiences of the most marginalized people and communities at all times.”

“So when I think about what fat liberation looks like to me, I think about centering the voices of those who live in and who manoeuvre through spaces and institutions in a fat body,” she added.

“Fat liberation is something we should all be talking about… Tell us what Fat Liberation means to you using the hashtag #SizeFreedom and tagging @dove to share your story,” she captioned the video.

While Zyanha has received praise for her activism during Black Lives Matter and has also been credited duly for getting the Robert E. Lee statue in Charlottesville taken down, recently she has come under the radar of the netizens for wrongly getting a white student named Morgan Bettinger suspended from the university campus.

Additionally, she “misheard” Morgan referring to BLM protestors as “good speed bumps” and got her suspended in 2020.

Morgan was driving through a road where a protest was going on. While stuck in traffic she strikes up a conversation with a truck driver telling him “It’s a good thing that you are here because otherwise these people would have been speed bumps,” trying to praise his efforts to block traffic.

Zyanha misheard Morgan saying that the protestors “would make good speedbumps.” She later took to X (formerly Twitter) to share the incident which became viral enough that the university suspended Morgan.

People on the net are so not happy with Dove and have made sure to express their unhappiness.

In an interview with Reason Magazine, Morgan shared how the incident which was later termed as just a comment being “misheard” “has left a huge impact on my life.”

“The university has never had to answer for what their actions have done.” While she was in a position to graduate from the college she nonetheless as a everlasting mark on her report which has demolished all her goals of getting right into a regulation faculty.