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Movie review: Plantpure Nation
Plantpure Nation is a program developed by Campbell’s son, the father wrote the famous China nutrition study and now I have to read it for sure. Several other authors feature Michel Greger and David Robinson Simon. The program established itself by introducing the plant based diet to a small place with tons of meat eaters…
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Vegan Book Giveaway by Stella Paris 📖🌿✨️🌱☀️
“My birthday VEGAN gift GIVE AWAY- I will be shipping anywhere in the world so whether you’re in USA, Europe, Asia, S. America, Africa or Australia don’t worry I got you. Shipping fees are on me. To enter- 1. like & save this post 2. be following me @missstellaparis 3. tag a friend/ sanctuary/ organisation…
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Movie review: H.O.P.E. by Nina Messinger
This movie interviews a voluminous number of vegan experts, people who benefited from veganism and saved their and the nonhuman animal lives with it. It portrays meat as unappealing and as a health hazard, at the start it shows overweight people enjoying meat. In contrast it has a plethora of imagery where plant based meals…
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Movie review: Earthlings
I finished another classic animal rights documentary. It starts by defining speciesism and showcases how it’s similar to other social injustices. Then it goes to show how our pets get killed and how we tend to resort to the cheapest methods available which are the most painful. Pets, or a better word for them– companions…
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Visual movie review: Dominion
This is a compilation of different nonhuman animals being abused and murdered. There is some footage of hunting and sheep shearing, dogs being farmed, also camels murdered and milked. And this is just a portion of the abuse that the nonhuman animals go through and it all cannot be filmed and contained in a singular…
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Movie review: The Ghosts in Our Machine by Liz Marshall
A movie about a photographer exposing animal abusers and animal abuse culture. She goes fearlessly into the industry, the farms and gets high quality and publishable photos for the cause. The relief for her is the animals at the sanctuaries and taking photos of them. There are so many shots, so many different kinds of…
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Book review: The Happy Herbivore Guide to Plant-Based Living by Lindsay S. Nixon
This is Nota’s review of “The Happy Herbivore Guide to Plant-based Living” by Lindsay S. Nixon, I gave it 4/5 stars I read this as I got a cold from relatives who do not care about their health as much, and reading this while that happened hits certain points much harder. I deserve to prioritise…
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Book review: Animal Rights by Patience Coster
I picked this up for how short it is. It is a dispassionate account on the subject of animal rights where it feels like that animal abusers are given more consideration than animal activists. There are parts which frame animal abuse as something not that bad, it’s just that the author hasn’t done enough research,…
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Book review: The Sea Around Us by Rachel Carson
I finished yet another brilliant book by Rachel Carson, now dated, but a great account on the sea. Here you read about the deep ocean, how the waves are affected by various factors, the minerals of the sea, the temperature of the sea, the nature of islands. A lot of stuff I entirely forgot from…
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Book review: Feminisms: A Global History by Lucy Delap
This took a long time to finish as when I started it I was disillusioned with the idea of feminism as some of the activists have disappointed me in person. But now that I continued it I was disillusioned with vegan activism. The text is so factual, dry, but the reactions it got out of…
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