Vegan sociology argues that Nonhuman Animals are persons in their own right, their oppression is worthy of academic attention, and their oppression deeply intersects with the oppression of other marginalized groups such as women, people of color, and lower-class persons.
Continue readingThird-Wave Vegan Feminism and Feminist Animal Studies
Can We “Have Our Cow and Eat Her, Too?”
The weaponization fo science and naturalism to rank the worth of marginalized groups, dictate their moral worth, and control their lives (usually in highly exploitative ways) is a classic project of Western, white supremacist patriarchal colonial conquest. The entitlement to other living beings, both in reality and symbolically, should be challenged.
Continue readingV-Rated: Sexualization as a Mechanism of Food Justice Depoliticization
Gender and Victorian Animal Advocacy
Age, Gender, and Veganism
Why Food Justice is a Feminist Issue
Veganism “At All Costs” Costs Animals
Is This What Vegan Looks Like?
What is Intersectionality?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NZlrnRkuNVE&t=207s Mainstream theories of social inequality frequently compartmentalize experiences, but inequality rarely works that way in real life. Instead, individuals are comprised of many different identities at once, and these identities will interact with oneContinue reading