My name is Carmen Kool and I'm a psychotherapist here in Boulder, Colorado. My work focuses mostly on helping people dismantle diet culture and working with healing the whole spectrum of food and body related issues that people are struggling with. Why is it that showing diverse body types is the exception rather than the rule when diversity actually is how bodies come. Marketing can uphold images and ideas of what's considered ideal and what's considered acceptable. So when we are only exposed to images of bodies that are largely white, cisgendered, able-bodied, thin, we get sold in an image of what's ideal and anybody that falls outside of that ideal can feel marginalized, can feel like they don't exist or they don't see themselves represented. So when we're sold an ideal, the gap between that ideal and where we are is where a whole lot of money gets made. I would like to see marketing change not just by a commitment to showing a diverse representation of bodies and their images, but also embedding the values of inclusiveness throughout the industry and throughout their companies and organizations. So making sure that people of all different types of bodies are included at all levels of the company and the organization. I think sometimes it can be easy to fall into this idea of thinking what difference can my voice do or what impact can I have. And we forget the power that happens when we come together as groups of people and as communities and we can use social media campaigns to ask companies and actually demand that companies represent all of us and that we can actually affect a whole lot more change when we're willing to step in there and do that. Thank you.