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One of http://vegnews.org r asked " What is a good Vegan

Magazine to Subscribe to? "

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" I am a Vegan who used to be vegetarian who used to be an unhealthy

carnivore. I now to Vegetarian Times but I am getting sick

of their pro-dairy slant. I've seen ads for Kraft and many recipes and

articles that talk about eggs, milk, cheese, etc. I was wondering what

is a good Vegan magazine to to instead? "

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In the UK you can buy " The Vegan " from some health food shops, or get

it free when you become a member of the UK Vegan Society (its their

mag). Its publised quarterly.

There are also a few less well known journals, that are not glossy

mags, but are A5 typed and photocopied, such as " New Leaves " (from

the Movement for Compassionate Living (the Vegan Way), and " Vegan

Views " . It depends what sort of mag you're looking for. Some of these

have more philosophical articles about applied ethics etc, but most

do have recipes (although no piccies!).

 

There is also a new AR mag out in the UK - its glossy and available

in supermarkets apparently, and called " Ooze " for some reason (might

not be strictly vegan, although I know a vegan who has been promoting

it - I've never read it. I think its aimed at kids).

 

There are also magazines from the various AR charities, such as Peta,

Viva!, Dr Hadwen Trust, Animal Aid etc, although these are more about

their own campaigns and how you can help, but they do often have

recipes, advice etc.

 

I also read The Ecologist, The Permaculture Magazine, E, and a few

other environmental mags, although some of them are definitely not

vegan. I read these because although not strictly a vegan issue, for

me my compassion for animals extends to compassion to the earth as a

whole, and the reason for industrialised animal abuse is society and

this is linked to the way humans see everything as a resource to be

exploited and profited from. So we need to change our mindset, and I

think both the AR movement and the Eco movements are really working

towards this change, but from different angles. The same is true, I

think, of the humans rights and social justice movements.

 

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Rob

 

vegan-network, Sergio Baca <vegan@r...> wrote:

> One of http://vegnews.org r asked " What is a good Vegan

> Magazine to Subscribe to? "

> -----------------------------

> " I am a Vegan who used to be vegetarian who used to be an unhealthy

> carnivore. I now to Vegetarian Times but I am getting sick

> of their pro-dairy slant. I've seen ads for Kraft and many recipes

and

> articles that talk about eggs, milk, cheese, etc. I was wondering

what

> is a good Vegan magazine to to instead? "

> -----------------------------

> Here is article URL:

> http://www.vegnews.org/article.php?sid=63 & mode= & order=0 & thold=0

> You can answer there by pressing " Send your comment " button, or you

> can send answers to the list and I'll forward them.