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Veganism and Social Justice: Food Deserts and Limited Access in Low-Income Communities

By addressing the systemic inequalities that exist in our society, including those related to food access, veganism can become a powerful tool for promoting social justice and equity. Food is our most intimate and powerful connection to each other, to our cultures, and to the earth. The Vegan Project Global    Veganism is a movement that is often associated with animal welfare and individual health, but it is also a means of promoting social justice and equity. In particular, the movement recognizes that low-income communities and communities of color face significant barriers in accessing healthy and affordable food options, which can make it difficult for individuals to adopt a vegan lifestyle. This article explores the intersection of veganism and social justice, focusing specifically on the challenges of food deserts and limited access to vegan options in low-income communities. We will examine the concept of food deserts and food swamps and the impact they have on the ability o

[Activism] Social Justice + Veganism: Ep.1 Intersectional Veganism

    Intersectional vegans care about more than just animals. Let’s dive into how addressing other issues helps the vegan movement. Narrated by @Koya Webb