Breaking from burnout means breaking a nasty cycle. And if that makes me more equipped to navigate a nonvegan world, then how could I say no?

The mainstreaming of veganism shouldn't mean the silencing of vegan ethics, just the opposite- right?

People don't know about animals- how they exist as a commodity or how they'd exist if they weren't. Here's the scary part- we're not allowed to tell them.

Ethical veganism is so aligned with who I am meant to be. Here's 15 facts, tidbits, and a ha moments I didn't know before I went vegan.

In order for us to advocate for non-human animals, we need to be honest about what it is we experience. We need to take a "warts and all" approach. Let's not pretend that it's all sunshine and rainbows, because in case you've forgotten, the omnivorous, non-vegan world is certainly filled with its clouds and rain, too.