Sabrina Strings is an American sociologist and professor at the University of California, Berkeley, whose research examines the history of race, gender, and body image. Her book Fearing the Black Body traces the origins of anti-fat bias in Western culture, arguing that fatphobia has its roots in racial discrimination. The End of Love explores how modern relationship culture has been shaped by economic and social forces. Strings's audiobooks offer listeners rigorously researched, paradigm-shifting scholarship that challenges conventional thinking about bodies, desire, and social norms.
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