According to her Twitter bio, Kathleen Meehan is a “registered dietician nutritionist & certified intuitive eating counselor.” Her preferred pronouns are she/her, if ya nasty.
Weirdly, though, she seems to have left out “crazy person”:
https://twitter.com/kathleenmRDN/status/1359910080141877251
What if dietitians of color also endorse the Mediterranean Diet? Or people of color within or outside of the Mediterranean region follow the Mediterranean Diet? Are they nutritional race traitors?
https://twitter.com/snoopiestdreams/status/1362380480646180869
I’m literally someone who can be classified as Mediterranean, and I can tell you, I’m not white. A lot of us aren’t.
— Joseph Helmy (@Joe7elmy) February 18, 2021
I'm from Lebanon. Olive skin that gets very dark when exposed to the sun. Can I eat the Mediterranean diet? Is it healthy for me? Is it cultural appropriation? Is weight a social construct imposed by white supremacy? It's all so confusing. [I'll retweet.]
— Gad Saad (@GadSaad) February 18, 2021
Please advise, Kathleen. If olive oil is a tool of white supremacy, we need to know before it’s too late.
How can this be real? https://t.co/UFGuTylnMr
— BiasedGirl (@BiasedGirl) February 18, 2021
We've reached a point in the dialogue where I have no idea what's parody anymore https://t.co/E7qDRiIYLu
— Comfortably Smug (@ComfortablySmug) February 18, 2021
Well, after perusing her Twitter feed, as far as we can tell, she’s very serious about this.
Look at her timeline. She's amazing.
— Ruy Diaz (@RuyDiazB1976) February 18, 2021
I did. Dear Lord, I wish I hadn't. LOL
— The Turquoise Temptress (@heartsabustin) February 18, 2021
You had to say it……
And I had to look….shes a mess.— Dave (@DaveWenke) February 18, 2021
A white-hot one.
wE dOn’T LiKe iT… iT HAS tO bE wHiTe SuPrEmAcY pic.twitter.com/nZvEY5j6oD
— DAME (@Dame28Digital) February 18, 2021
Why embarrass yourself like this?
— Garth Godsman (@GarthGodsman) February 18, 2021
Keeps her busy?
If this is satire, well played! If it's not, please get help. You need a psychiatrist and probably years of drugs.
— John (@ChucklebumJohn) February 17, 2021
This version of the Matrix looks like it was written by a grad student hyped up on cocaine, caffeine and nicotine during finals week.
— Physics Geek (@physicsgeek) February 18, 2021
I think I now completely understand how signing up to this app would slowly tear away my sanity.
— Giuseppe Attard (@GiuseppeAttar17) February 17, 2021
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