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Ep 28: How to Get Through Christmas as a Vegan

December 19, 2020 • Earthling Ed • Season 3 • Episode 28

Christmas can be a very challenging time of year for vegans. During a time of celebration, seeing our loved ones perpetuate so much death and suffering can be extremely overwhelming. Dead bodies on the dining table and confrontations surrounding our choice not to hurt animals, there can be a lot of pressure, a lot of judgement and ultimately a lot of reasons to worry about Christmas as a vegan. I hope today's episode can help you!

In today's episode:

- How can we actually enjoy this time of year as vegans?
- Why do our friends and family members get so hostile about our choice not to eat animal products?
- How power dynamics play out around the dinner table during Christmas.
- How to be prepared for, and understand the reasons behind the confrontation and judgement.

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