Sistah Vegan: Black Women Speak on Food, Identity, Health, and Society
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Sistah Vegan: Black Women Speak on Food, Identity, Health, and Society

by Pattrice Jones

Food Health Society
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Sistah Vegan explores the connections among food, identity, health, and society through the perspectives of Black women. Centering veganism within wider personal, cultural, and social questions, the book invites readers to consider how choices about food relate to well-being and lived experience.

About This Book

Sistah Vegan examines the intersections of food, identity, health, and society.

The book centers the perspectives and experiences of Black women in relation to veganism and related questions of well-being.

It offers a framework for considering how personal choices about food can connect with broader social and cultural issues.

Readers interested in health, identity, food culture, and social commentary will find a focused discussion of these themes.

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