• Uncut with Tara Rae Moss - The Halo Effect, Pretty Privilege and "Ugly Laws"

  • Apr 16 2024
  • Length: 1 hr and 8 mins
  • Podcast
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Uncut with Tara Rae Moss - The Halo Effect, Pretty Privilege and "Ugly Laws"

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  • Tara Rae Moss is a chronic pain and disability advocate, keynote speaker and bestselling author of 14 books. It’s likely that you originally know Tara Rae from her life as an international model, but her life took an unexpected turn 8 years ago when she developed a chronic pain condition known as CRPS.

    In this chat we speak about:

    • Her experiences in the modelling industry as a teenager
    • Why she has returned to using her birth name Tara Rae
    • The halo effect, pretty privilege, the ugly laws and how it all is connected to ableism
    • How opportunities dried up once Tara Rae said that she had a disability
    • What living with CRPS was like and her journey to remission
    • Having to take a lie detector test to prove that she actually wrote her novels
    • Intersectional feminism

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