Category: Time

Hey White People, How Do We Do Something?

July 11, 2020July 11, 2020 thereallifeveganwifeLeave a comment

White people, it’s time to stop letting our uncertainty, confusion, and spineless good intentions trump action. For the sake of this conversation, I am including non-Black people of color in this group. In regards to the Black Lives Matter Movement, we seem to be easily paralyzed into silence or frozen when it comes to doing… Continue reading Hey White People, How Do We Do Something?

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I’m Done Fragmenting My Identity to Protect White Supremacy.

July 4, 2020July 4, 2020 thereallifeveganwifeLeave a comment

For anyone new here, I'm Liz. I'm a 31 year old Mexican American vegan. I'm a small business owner in rural northern California. I'm married to Kanan, the only man on this earth I believe I could've happily married. Esthetics and Makeup Artistry is my trade, and I've been practicing it in some capacity my… Continue reading I’m Done Fragmenting My Identity to Protect White Supremacy.

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My Day With Oprah

March 14, 2020March 14, 2020 thereallifeveganwifeLeave a comment

I spent this week researching and writing about the blatant connections between large-scale animal agriculture and disease in humans. And until last night, I had planned on today’s post being about that specific cycle of speciesism and the commodification of life producing dire consequences for human health and safety. Because to a vegan (and a… Continue reading My Day With Oprah