Spoiled Socks – ‘unheard vegans’ – interview with Trae
“Spoiled socks” is running a project called “unheard vegans”: interviews with vegans who are in situations that affect their abilityContinue Reading
Category: Disabled vegans
Dealing with the question: has going vegan improved your health?
Has going vegan improved your health? When people find out that I’m vegan, and especially when they find out thatContinue Reading
On being chronically ill and vegan. Interview with Jade Elliott
Jade Elliott (28) lives near Portsmouth, in the south of the UK. Since her teens, she has been dealing withContinue Reading
About media theory, tokenism and total liberation. Interview with Christopher Sebastian
Christopher Sebastian (43) is an author, lecturer, and digital media professional and is a guest lecturer at Columbia University inContinue Reading
On being a queer, neurodiverse, animal activist and scholar in Baltimore. Interview with Z. Zane McNeill
Z. Zane McNeill (25) is an independent scholar and queer animal activist living in Baltimore, Maryland, United States. He hasContinue Reading
Don’t tell me I have to ‘fight’ my disease
Preface: This is a personal story. I was in doubt for a long time whether or not to post itContinue Reading
Veganism isn’t ableist, but unfortunately some vegans are
🍀🍀 Veganism isn’t ableist. But unfortunately some vegans are. 🍀🍀 Veganism is sometimes accused (by both able-bodied as disabled persons)Continue Reading
Living with endometriosis. Interview with Alicia Veersma Barredo
Alicia Veersma Barredo (34) from Germany went vegetarian as an 8 year old, and then vegan in her twenties. InContinue Reading
Rehoming pigs and playing with vegan yarn from the sofa. Interview with Alison Clayton-Smith
I got to know Alison Clayton-Smith (47) through Instagram, where her posts about knitting and spinning with vegan yarn andContinue Reading
Health vegans: ‘you are just not doing it right’ #healthshaming
Yes, I’ve had conversations like this. And as a chronically ill vegan (auto-immune diseases for 30 years) I’m sick andContinue Reading
