Vegan America: Race, Food, and Politics

20 Cooper Square, Fifth Floor, NYU

Is veganism for white people? Learn about the political and sociological implications and histories of veganism in the United States. Panelists will discuss and raise questions about how veganism is represented, lived, and politicized in the context of inequality, ethics, and social justice.

Featuring David Carter (Founder, 300 Pound Vegan; Retired NFL Defensive Lineman), Syl Ko (Co-Author, APHRO-ISM: Essays on Pop Culture, Feminism, and Black Veganism from Two Sisters) and Renan Larue (Assistant Professor of French Literature, UC Santa Barbara).

More details TBA; visit their website.

This event is part of the Environmental Humanities Event Series and is sponsored by the NYU Center for the Humanities.