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Subject(s)

• African Americans—Social conditions—1975- [Browse]
• Feminism [Browse]
• Veganism [Browse]

Author

• Ko, Syl [Browse]

Bibliographic references

Includes bibliographical references.

Contents

• Authors' notes
• Acknowledgments
• Foreword / by Amie Breeze Harper
• Black lives, black life / by Syl Ko
• Bringing our digital mops home : a call to black folks to stop cleaning up white folks' intellectual messes online / by Aph Ko
• #allvegansrock : the all lives matter hashtag of veganism / by Aph Ko
• By "human," everybody just means "white" / by Syl Ko
• Why confusion is necessary for our activism to evolve / by Aph Ko
• Women, beauty, and nature / by Syl Ko
• Emphasizing similarities does nothing for the oppressed / by Syl Ko
• Addressing racism requires addressing the situation of animals / by Syl Ko
• Why black veganism is more than just being black and vegan / by Syl Ko and Aph Ko
• Seven reasons why labels aren't necessarily the root of oppression / by Aph Ko and Syl Ko
• We've reclaimed blackness : now it's time to reclaim "the animal" / by Syl Ko
• Notes from the border of the human/animal divide : thinking and talking about animal oppression when you're not quite human yourself / by Syl Ko
• Vegans of color and respectability politics : when eurocentric veganism is used to rehabilitate minorities / by Aph Ko
• We can avoid the debate about comparing human and animal oppressions if we simply make the right connections / by Syl Ko
• Why animal liberation requires an epistemological revolution / by Aph Ko
• How social media serves as a digital defibrillator for the "American dream" / by Aph Ko
• Re-valuing the human as a way to re-value the animal / by Syl Ko
• Black veganism revisited / by Syl Ko
• Creating new conceptual architecture : on afrofuturism, animality, and unlearning/rewriting ourselves / by Aph Ko
• Afterword by carol j. adams
• Notes
• About the authors
• About the publisher.

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ISBN

• 9781590565551 ((pbk.))
• 159056555X ((pbk.))

LCCN

2017013836

OCLC

992579282

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