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Tag Archives: sports equipment
Thoughts about living in a nonvegan world
There’s an Elephant in the Room was recently contacted with an enquiry from someone who is not vegan, about whether a vegan would continue to participate in activities that used nonvegan equipment. Sharing my response. Question: ‘I do have a … Continue reading
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Tagged awakening, balls, commodification, consumer demand, harm, human superiority, justice, leather, nonviolence, resources, respect, rights, sentience, slaughter, speciesism, sport, sporting, sports equipment, vegan, veganism, victims, violence
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