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Helping each other make informed and compassionate choices about the food we eat 🌱
Imagine if the billions we spend supporting the livestock industry were redirected toward eliminating food deserts, funding sustainable small businesses, or developing the next generation of plant-based and cultivated foods.
The U.S. cattle industry is suddenly upset about “government-subsidized, below-market beef”
“While America’s cattle producers share the goal of keeping groceries affordable for consumers, flooding the market with government-subsidized, below-market beef is not the way to rebuild the American...
substack.com
September 11, 2026 at 2:20 AM
Imagine if the billions we spend supporting the livestock industry were redirected toward eliminating food deserts, funding sustainable small businesses, or developing the next generation of plant-based and cultivated foods.
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Our food system reflects the same structures of oppression that shape our world: racism, colonialism, capitalism, worker exploitation, and more.
When communities are denied access to food, telling people to "go vegan," without advocating for equality ignores centuries of violent discrimination.
When communities are denied access to food, telling people to "go vegan," without advocating for equality ignores centuries of violent discrimination.
September 3, 2026 at 4:01 PM
Our food system reflects the same structures of oppression that shape our world: racism, colonialism, capitalism, worker exploitation, and more.
When communities are denied access to food, telling people to "go vegan," without advocating for equality ignores centuries of violent discrimination.
When communities are denied access to food, telling people to "go vegan," without advocating for equality ignores centuries of violent discrimination.
The struggles for animal liberation, worker justice, and environmental sustainability are deeply linked - not competing causes.
By recognizing the interconnectedness of these issues, we can build solidarity and the working class power needed to achieve real wins for people, planet and animals.
By recognizing the interconnectedness of these issues, we can build solidarity and the working class power needed to achieve real wins for people, planet and animals.
Animal Liberation, Food Justice, and the Labor Movement
A kind and just food system cannot be built on exploitation, and exploitation does not exist in isolation.
substack.com
September 8, 2026 at 12:31 AM
The struggles for animal liberation, worker justice, and environmental sustainability are deeply linked - not competing causes.
By recognizing the interconnectedness of these issues, we can build solidarity and the working class power needed to achieve real wins for people, planet and animals.
By recognizing the interconnectedness of these issues, we can build solidarity and the working class power needed to achieve real wins for people, planet and animals.