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  • A baby is sleeping peacefully, nestled at the heart of a large green leafed plant. One of the leaves gently wraps the back of the baby’s head. In the lower corner is small letter is written copyright 2003 Anne Geddes

    Are We Born Vegan? | Parents Speak

    Most kids love animals. Yet most kids are raised eating animals. Despite this disparity, raising children vegan remains controversial. Few would argue that a child is far more likely to play with an animal than murder and consume it.

    Read more about Are We Born Vegan? | Parents Speak
  • Emily Moran Barwick of Bite Size Vegan is standing between two billowing American flags. She has a wry expression on her face

    The Hypocrisy of Independence Day (4th of July Satire)

    Strap on your expandable sweatpants and get ready to grow the glory of your Freedom Gut like a REAL American! Find out how to flaunt your Independence with true American flair! Now pay attention! Or don’t. It’s a free country.

    Read more about The Hypocrisy of Independence Day (4th of July Satire)
  • Two partial images are shown, separated by a vertical red line. The left-hand image shows a selection of vegan food upon a metal food tray. There is an apple, a sandwich, a colorful salad and a selection of dried fruits and nuts. In the second image, a second food tray is shown. It contains a carton of milk, seven chicken nuggets with dipping sauce, a cookie and a fork.

    Are School Lunches Killing Our Kids? | Lila’s Fight

    Why are school serving kids lethal lunches while refusing to offer healthy alternatives? 14-year-old vegan activist Lila Copeland speaks about her taking on the school board and the fight for kids’ right to health.

    Read more about Are School Lunches Killing Our Kids? | Lila’s Fight
  • Arching across the top in large yellow lettering are the words “Poop Challenge”. They are separated slightly but the image of a Ben and Jerry’s “Chocolate Fudge Brownie” ice cream carton. On the top of the carton is a large poop emoji. To the left of the carton is a lawn sign with United States Environmental Protection Agency insignia upon it.

    $30K Poop Nutrition Challenge! | Sponsored By Ben & Jerry’s

    Take the POOP Nutrient Challenge and get paid $30K for your crappy ideas! The EPA, along with Ben & Jerry’s, the USDA, and a host of other heavyweights have launched a competition for craptastic concepts to deal with the dung overtaking our planet.

    Read more about $30K Poop Nutrition Challenge! | Sponsored By Ben & Jerry’s
  • The N-WORDS Meat Eaters Use

    What are the N-Words meat-eaters use when defending their diet? A team of researchers produced the first empirical study of meat-consumption rationalizations and justifications. Nothing brings out our deep-seated defenses like dietary debate.

    Read more about The N-WORDS Meat Eaters Use
  • On the left is a cutlery fork. The holder is out of view. A sprig of broccoli is held within the tines of the fork. On the right is a child with their arms crossed and back towards the fork. They have their head turned and are scowling at the broccoli.

    Forcing Kids to be Vegan? | Parents Answer

    Raising kids vegan is brainwashing, right? Vegan parents force THEIR beliefs on their children and severely limiting their choices. With all the concerns of a vegan diet and the social difficulties faced by kids seen as “different” is it fair, or even safe, to raise kids vegan?

    Read more about Forcing Kids to be Vegan? | Parents Answer
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