Why Honey Is Not Vegan
Project by Noah Lewis
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I will research and write a page related to vegans and honey bees on the issue of your choice (plus all of the above).
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Project By
Noah Lewis
Pittsburgh, PA
Send MessageNoah Lewis is a native Pittsburgher who works on a variety of social justice issues. He is most passionate about his life-long interest in animal's rights. As a 17-year vegetarian (and 13-year vegan), Noah has engaged in all kinds of vegan and animal advocacy, but enjoys writing the most. He also organizes and facilitates study groups on issues such as animal rights and anti-racism for white folks.
He really wants to write about bees for three months.
@vegnoah
Ali Brady says: CONGRATULATIONS!!!!!!! :D:D
Al Nowatzki says: Your page is the one that convinced me to finally completely kick the bucket on honey. Thank you, and I'm happy to contribute (albeit a small amount) to the revamp. Congratulations and I'm looking forward to seeing the new site.
Joanne Ehret says: Noah, in checking out the first new content of the page, I am so happy to see the box about the biases of the straight white male. Anytime anti-racist and anti-sexist teaching can be included anywhere, it is great to do that!
Joanne Ehret says: Hurray, Noah!!! Success!!!
veganTHIS.org says: i have used this page as a source of information for years and have passed the word of the site out far and wide. Very very excited for a new look and more information! Keep up the good work!
Amir says: The homemade video rocks......hope you reach the goal and work on this project.
Holly Usher says: I'm excited about this project. It's down in vegan history as one of our most important resources, and it's due for an expansion and revision.
Ida Hammer says: Why Honey Is Not Vegan is a landmark site worthy of preservation. Not only is it a great resource, but it's played a significant role in my life over the last 10 years. I'm thrilled to see that it's going to be revised and updated.