Every day, lions chase gazelles, wolves hunt deer, hawks catch rabbits, and snakes snag rats. They eat other animals because they have no choice.
We do.
Today, every supermarket carries a rich selection of delicious, convenient, healthy, eco-friendly, cruelty-free plant-based meats, milks, cheeses, and ice creams. Family restaurants and fast-food franchises offer convenient plant-based choices in burgers, nuggets, tacos, pizza, ice cream, and every other comfort food imaginable.
Choosing plant-based eating is today’s privilege of being … human.
Kick the Meat Habit reminds us that much of our diet, including meat eating, is just a habit we grew up with, just like smoking in the 50s and 60s. It’s not something we consciously selected after considering suitable alternatives.
But a key privilege of being human is that we can choose to have our food and other life choices align with our personal values of maintaining good health, protecting our planet, and reducing suffering. It’s a choice.
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We've compiled a list of our favorite books to help you go vegan. There are plant-powered students at every university and you can be next. Scroll for more!
You’ll find countless videos, films, and documentaries supporting plant-based eating for students and educators alike. Removing animals from our diet doesn’t mean removing protein from our diet. Protein comes from plants. Where do you think the earth’s largest mammals get their protein?
Eating plant-based is the coolest thing you can do for the animals, yourself and the planet. Celebrities with star power, and an ethical diet, can be found all over social media (here’s just three out of many we recommend).
A simple search on Amazon or Barnes & Noble will reveal helpful plant-based reading material. Whether your preparing for a challenging debate or just looking for some delicious vegan recipes there is an array of books that have you covered. Below are three great titles to start with.
Go vegan in ten weeks with Vegan Outreach.
Do it in January or any time during the year.