Last week I refreshed myself on James Corden’s response to Bill Maher’s take on fat-shaming. I didn’t bother with watching the original segment with Bill Maher because he tends to put his foot in his mouth and just say inappropriate things on TV. Still, I wanted to hear what James had to say in response to Maher lashing out at a demographic that encompasses not just black people but people from many different backgrounds.    Maher tried justifying fat-shaming. He stated that shame got rid of most racism. Shame promoted the use of the seat belt. Shame pushed back against the tobacco industry.    Advocacy for a person’s well-being and…