If You Care About Animals, There Is

Veganism Is Not A "sacrifice." It Is A Joy.

There Is No Morally Coherent Difference Between Fur And Other Animal Clothing, Such As Leather, Wool, Etc., Just As There Is No Morally Coherent Distinction Between Meat And Milk Or Eggs.

Veganism Is About Nonviolence: Nonviolence To Other Sentient Beings; Nonviolence To Yourself; Nonviolence To The Earth.

Speciesism Is Morally Objectionable Because, Like Racism, Sexism, And Heterosexism, It Links Personhood With An Irrelevant Criterion. Those Who Reject Speciesism Are Committed To Rejecting Racism, Sexism, Heterosexism, And Other Forms Of Discrimination As Well.

People Say That Being A Vegan Creates A Social Problem In That Others May React Negatively. But Isnt That The Case If You Take A Principled Position On Any Issue, Whether Its Racism, Sexism, Heterosexism, Violence As A General Matter—or Speciesism? The Key Is To Educate Others About *why* You Take The Position.