The psychologic that led me to eat and wear vegan. How did it happened , how is it going where is it going.
A few days ago, I came across a great post on how we became vegan by one of my favorite animal rights activists from Brooklyn, NY, Stewart Mitchell, "The Vigilant Vegan.”On his Instagram post, he described something I could relate to when I was a child and had probably forgotten; in his post, he described watching videos on veganism, and one day, Steward sat down to eat and looked at his plate; he saw an abused animal, not food. That moment of realization described by him happens to most vegans in different ways. Industries have been all over our faces since birth, and the obvious becomes hard to understand, mainly because we are not prepared to rationalize the path of the flashes and by-products to our plates. We hide the truth about flashes of animals and hide under euphemisms and phony labels such as "Happy Chicken," Happy cows," "organic," and so on. Vegans are a diverse group of all ages, from all countries., all religions, which means going vegan,