In an interview with New York Magazine, Graham spoke about a conversation she’s had with her husband, cinematographer and documentary filmmaker Justin Ervin, who’s black; Graham explains that they’ve discussed that as a white woman, she’s often afforded opportunities and visibility that other models who are women of color have not been given.
“I know I’m on this pedestal because of white privilege,” she said. “To not see black or Latina women as famous in my industry is crazy! I have to talk about it. I want to give those women kudos because they are the ones who paved the way for me.”
Later in the interview, Graham namechecks other curve models who are women of color (Marquita Pring, Precious Lee, and Julie Henderson) and expressed her desire to broaden the horizons for all curvy women in the industry.
“I’m getting a seat at the table we’ve never had before, and I’m also pulling up a couple of seats around me,” she said. “I know this isn’t about me. Just one girl is not going to change the world.”
That's nice, we should go after people of attractive privilege as well since we're talking about models now.
Most people don't get jobs solely based upon their appearance now thus whatever benefit she feels she gained doesn't even apply to 99% of the population.
No you stupid fat whore, I don't know who the market is for your fat whoredom, but I imagine it's only other fat whores. How does taking a black cock in your ass suddenly attribute your unfathomable success to your race? You stupid, cellulite riddled heifer. Fucking die. No world-ruining white males care about those sloppy, parmesan cheese smelling trash bags full of gelatin you have hanging off your back. Fucking die.