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The First Monthly Resource Collection! July 2020

July 25, 2020July 25, 2020 thereallifeveganwifeLeave a comment

Hello Readers! As promised, my plan moving forward is to dedicate the last Saturday of every month to rounding up many of the useful resources I consumed each month. I will include a brief description of what to expect from each, a photo, and a link when applicable, but my intention is not to summarize… Continue reading The First Monthly Resource Collection! July 2020

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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