EPISODE · Nov 2, 2015 · 1H 3M
#1 - Intersectional Veganism with Aph Ko
from Teagan Goes Vegan · host Teagan Goes Vegan
Aph Ko is an anti-racist feminist vegan writer, activist, and media producer. She is one-half of Aphro-ism, which is dedicated to black feminist thought and critical analysis and one of the most interesting and provocative-in-a-good-way websites I've come across in a long time. Aph Ko, anti-racist vegan feminist thinker. Aph talks about her realization that animal, feminist, and black issues are all connected and how intersectionality informs her work and life. I learn a thing or two about what it means to be colonized and how important it is to not paint veganism as only being important to white people. Aph's recommendations: The Sistah Vegan Project for everything race- and vegan-related Sister Species for reading up on feminism and vegan issues Aphro-ism for her (and her sister Syl's) perspective on black feminism The Vegan Stoner for recipes Chickpeas and Change for recipes and political thought. You can stream the episode here or take it with you!
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Aph talks about her realization that animal, feminist, and black issues are all connected and how intersectionality informs her work and life. Teagan learns about what it means to be colonized and how important it is to not paint veganism as only being important to white people.
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