This work defines veganism as a movement against speciesism in the context of sociocultural identity, suggesting broader lifestyle implications.
Veganism is a sociocultural-identity, ethical-political, and spatial movement that confronts structural speciesism and the colonial continuities of the Plantationocene. Being vegan goes beyond renouncing what one eats or wears; it is a coherent and conscious choice about how one lives and with whom one chooses to share the world.
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