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245 00 $aSistah vegan :$bblack female vegans speak on food, identity, health, and society : /$cA. Breeze Harper, editor .
260 $aNew York :$bLantern Books,$c2010.
300 $axix, 209 p. ;$c23 cm.
504 $aIncludes bibliographical references (p. 202-208).
505 00 $gIntroduction:$tThe birth of the Sistah Vegan Project /$rA. Breeze Harper --$tThinking and eating at the same time : reflection of a Sistah Vegan /$rMichelle R. Loyd-Paige --$tVeganism and ecowomanism /$rLayli Phillips --$tSocial justice reliefs and addiction to uncompassionate consumption : food for thought /$rA. Breeze Harper --$tOn being Black and vegan /$rDelicia Dunham --$tNutrition liberation : plant-based diets as a tool for healing, resistance, and self-reliance /$rMelissa Danielle --$tYoung, Black, and vegan /$rJoi Marie Probus --$tVeganism : stepping away from the status quo /$rVenus Taylor --$tBeing a sistah at PETA /$rAin Drew --$tHospital-sponsored junk food at a "Healthy" bike-riding event? /$rRobin Lee --$tBlack-a-tarian /$rMa'at Sincere Earth --$tIdentity, freedom, and veganism /$rMelissa Santosa --$tTerror /$rTara Sophia Bahna-James --$tEyes of the dead /$rMary Spears --$tI am Sistah Vegan /$rTasha Edwards --$tGourmet chef at McD's /$rOlu Butterfly Woods --$tTo eat or not to eat /$rThea Moore --$tStop feeding me your bullsh*t /$rTishana Joy Trainor --$t"What you cooking, grandma?" /$rNia Yaa --$tThe food and sex link /$rAngelique Shofar --$tJourney to veganism /$rAjowa Nzinga Ifateyo --$tThe fulfillment of the movement /$rAdama Maweja --$tMa'at diet /$rIya Raet --$tBecause they matter /$rTashee Meadows --$tJourney toward compassionate choice : integrating vegan and Sistah experience /$rTara Sophia Bahna-James --$tVeganism and misconceptions of thinness as "normal" and "healthy" : Sistah Vegan break it down in cyberspace /$gcompiled by$rA. Breeze Harper --$gAfterword:$tLiberation as connection and the decolonization of desire /$rPattrice Jones.
650 0 $aVegetarianism$zUnited States.
650 0 $aVeganism$zUnited States.
650 0 $aAfrican American women.
700 1 $aHarper, A. Breeze.
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