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  1. Vegan sociology is a critical sociology for a multispecies, climate-conscious 21st century society
  2. Ten Years Later, Veganism More Popular, but Less Political
  3. Sexism Doesn't Work for Animal Rights, the Anti-Foie Gras Campaign Shows Us Why
  4. Violent Imagery Traumatizes Rather than Motivates Veteran Activists.
  5. Nonhuman Animal Rights and Environmental Inequality
  6. Third-Wave Vegan Feminism and Feminist Animal Studies
  7. Society Writings: Veganism Made Real in Print
  8. A historical survey of veganism and plant-based consumption in Ireland
  9. The Extraordinary Monks of Skellig Michael and the Human/Nonhuman Boundary in Early Ireland
  10. Free-Riders in the Nonprofit Industrial Complex: The Problem of Flexitarianism
  11. “More of a Liability than an Asset”: Victorian Women’s Advocacy for Other Animals
  12. Breaking the Spell: A Critique of Intersectionality and Veganism in Anti-Racist Activism
  13. Experiences of older vegan women in the American vegan movement
  14. Can Choice Feminism Advance Vegan Politics?
  15. Atheism in the American Animal Rights Movement: An Invisible Majority
  16. The Vegan Society and social movement professionalization, 1944–2017
  17. For the wild: ritual and commitment in radical eco-activism
  18. Discriminating spirits: cultural source theory and the human-nonhuman boundary
  19. Review of Simon's "Meatonomics"
  20. Pussy grabs back: bestialized sexual politics and intersectional failure in protest posters for the 2017 women’s march
  21. Trump Veganism: A Political Survey of American Vegans in the Era of Identity Politics
  22. Skeptics and ‘The White Stuff’: Promotion of Cows’ Milk and Other Nonhuman Animal Products in the Skeptic Community as Normative Whiteness
  23. Fat vegan politics: A survey of fat vegan activists’ online experiences with social movement sizeism
  24. White Women Wanted? An Analysis of Gender Diversity in Social Justice Magazines
  25. An Analysis of Diversity in Nonhuman Animal Rights Media
  26. The medicalization of Nonhuman Animal rights: frame contestation and the exploitation of disability
  27. A Rational Approach to Animal Rights
  28. A Critique of Single-issue Campaigning and the Importance of Comprehensive Abolitionist Vegan Advocacy
  29. Abolition Then and Now: Tactical Comparisons Between the Human Rights Movement and the Modern Nonhuman Animal Rights Movement in the United States
  30. The role of professionalization regarding female exploitation in the Nonhuman Animal rights movement
  31. Resonance of Moral Shocks in Abolitionist Animal Rights Advocacy: Overcoming Contextual Constraints