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Review | Veganism in an Oppressive World

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Mainstream veganism has plenty of problems, and T.O.F.U. has focused on many of them over the years. Of course, the magazine isn't the only place to find critical views of our movement, and Anuj Sharma wants you to know why the latest from Sanctuary Publishers does a great job of adding to the conversation. Read More »

T.O.F.U. #12 | Mental Health, Racism, and Veganism Chat

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Although YouTube initially blocked the recording of this chat on mental health, racism, and veganism, I'm happy to say it's now available, and I highly recommend that you check it out. Read More »

T.O.F.U. #12 | An Interview With Palestinian Animal League

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If you're unfamiliar with the work of Palestinian Animal League (PAL), I highly recommend that you check them out, and T.O.F.U. #12 is a great place to start. Read More »

WAIW | It’s Time to Start Listening

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For this week's Where Am I Wednesday episode, I don't have much to say except to tell you that there are other folks you should be listening to after the tragic events in Charlottesville. Read More »

WAIW | Our Heroes Are Problematic

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The vegan/animal rights community continues to defend its leaders despite mounting evidence of their problematic actions and opinions. Today, Peter Singer is just another example of a problem that needs to be addressed. Read More »

Veganism Trumps All (and Other Reasons We’re Here)

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Donald Trump is set to become the next president, and people are still shocked about that. However, if we look at the tactics and views used and promoted by many within the vegan and animal rights community, should it really be a surprise? Read More »