VEGAN VOICE NO 43 SEP-NOV 2010

FEATURES

MY JOURNEY FROM WELFARISM TO ABOLITION
Nick Pendergrast doesn’t want to be dishonest or secretive about his belief in animal rights. That’s why he’s an abolitionist.

WARRIOR PRINCESS
Jamie Yew says that if you’re against animal abuse and you want to be morally consistent, going vegan is the only option.

KEEPING THE FAITH
Asenati Toilolo-Meijn won’t give up because she can’t give up. She fully intends to turn the whole world vegan.

IN SEARCH OF DRAGONS
Who would attempt to climb all 15 Welsh mountains above 3,000 feet in the same day? The Extreme Vegan Sporting Association, of course.

SHOOTING FOR THE SUN
VV talks to Jarid Manos about his book Ghetto Plainsman and how he defied his demons and learned to live a three-dimensional life.

LIVING THE APOCALYPSE
Before everything was shattered, the world was sacred and alive, writes Jarid Manos in an excerpt from his book Ghetto Plainsman.

STAR PERFORMER
Zahra Stardust tells why she’s a fan of the erotic stage and vegan whipped cream, and against oppression of any kind.

TO BE A FEMINIST IS TO BE A VEGAN
The “dairy” cow epitomises a culture of dominating those physically weaker than ourselves, writes M. Butterflies Katz.

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From The Editor
What's Sienna Blake on about now?

Your Letters

To The Max!
Max Success with all the stories you really didn’t need to know

Book/DVD Review
Clinical Nutrition Vol. 4 by Michael Greger MD

Reb’s Top Veg Picks
Product reviews with Rebecca Bennett

Vegan Kitchen
Sue Belfitt cooks up a storm with rice

Mind The Media
Positive, prejudiced and just plain perverted media opinion

Earth News
The good, the bad and the ugly from around the planet

Raising Vegan Children
Alison Waters wants her kids to have a reverence for the natural world and a love for animals.

McDougall’s Medicine
Dr John says vitamins and supplements are worthless and that doctors who prescribe them are practising ‘faith-based’ medicine.

Here’s Health
A roundup of the latest nutritional studies, trials and outcomes

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"I think of veganism humbly and holistically. It’s about taking personal responsibility in a world so full of needless suffering. It’s challenging one’s self to open one's eyes and question society's assumptions and habits. It’s about critical thinking and compassion and how we would like to see the world evolve." - Michael Greger MD, American lecturer and author