Vegaphobia in UK national newspapers
Date: 2011-03-16
Many people seem to take moral injury from one taking an ethical stance on something that they aren't, regardless of whether you mention your reasoning or not. They feel judged whether you are judging them or not. It often leads to a disproportionately negative reaction.
A 'vegaphobia' article explores the negativity towards veganism in the media.
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A 'vegaphobia' article explores the negativity towards veganism in the media.
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