Listening, Deconstructing and Reconstructing: Celebrating black vegans and centering their stories
b'Too often we see the\\xa0mainstream framing of black veganism or indigenous veganism as an assimilation into white veganism. Veganism is painted as a white person thing, when it isn’t and never has been. That is why creating spaces for the narratives of black vegans to grow and flourish is extremely important. I hope with this … Continue reading →'