Vegan People
Adam Weitzenfeld discusses race, class, privilege and the intersectional approach to Animal Rights.
Of course, Tom Regan is far from your garden variety ARA, he has been one of the prominent voices in the movement for decades.
Mylène Oullet’s My Face Is on Fire is an abolitionist animal rights blog that draws you back time and again; here is an interview with Ms. Oullet.
One of the most popular vegan food sites on the internet is Susan Voisin’s Fat Free Vegan. With so many people searching for low-fat cuisine, her site gets a lot of traffic from non-vegans, too.
Sam Tucker does not let any moss grow under his feet. He is part of a growing number of young people who are making enormous contributions to changing the way people think about animals, about veganism, and about the earth
Vincent Guihan is a published poet, a pirate, a playwright and a podcaster. He is an academic, an abolitionist, and an animal activist.
Rae Sikora and J.C. Corcoran are vegan educators, writers, and animal advocates who maintain a positive outlook.
Elizabeth Collins inadvertently witnessed two slaughter videos in 2007 while watching television (MNN). Although she was not eating flesh nor drinking milk, she had not yet understood the breadth of animal commodification. She had also decided to avoid leather, and searching for vegetarian shoes led her to animal websites, including a link to Earthlings. While [...]
1. What led you to veganism? (something about your evolution and awakening to what is really going on with the animals) I became vegan in 2007, having previously been a non vegan who didn’t eat some things, like the flesh of land animals and birds, but ate and used all other types of animal products. [...]