A powerful lobby group claiming to represent over 31% of American voters has organised rallies in Washington this week to formally ask Congress to recognise non-obese people as a minority group in America. 40,000 people gathered in Washington, 20,000 in Los Angeles and 15,000 in New York to voice their support of the Alliance to Make US Healthiest organisation in granting rights for non-overweight Americans. Worldnewsdailyreport.com reports: The Alliance is officially launching its nationwide campaign of action called “Thin Lives Matter”, mobilizing its supporters for what is described as “the next great battle of the Civil Rights Movement”. “Healthy Americans suffer more and more every year,” said the Vice-president of the Alliance, Joseph McCain. “Every time we go to the restaurant, we have to pay for a portion which is clearly oversized. We often have to do all the physical work, because we’re the only ones fit enough to do it. Even worst than that, in some professional groups like truck drivers or police officers, non-overweight people don’t even count for 20% of the work force, and they find themselves marginalized and discriminated because of their weight. It’s time for Congress to act, and stop this injustice.” Non-overweight people want to be formally added to the list [...]