Ep. 78: Why Veganism Matters Now

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Ep. 78: Why Veganism Matters Now

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How has COVID-19 changed the public's perception of veganism? Why is the "Black Veganism" movement gaining traction right now? And how are vegans navigating the world differently in 2020? The Rev. Dr. Christopher Carter, Talia Pollock, and Waz Wu bring us up to speed on veganism's new guard.

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Jul 6, 2020

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