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Vegetarian 101
Vegetarianism in a Nutshell
by Bruce Friedrich, PETA
There are very few choices in our day-to-day lives that make a significant impact on the world around us, but what we choose to eat does. Eating meat supports global poverty and worker abuse, harms the environment, supports cruelty to animals, and is bad for our health. Vegetarianism is the self-empowerment diet; at every meal, you have the opportunity to live your values—to cast your vote against cruelty to animals, environmental degradation, and global poverty—and you do that all while eating a diet that is better for you than one that includes meat. Read more.
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Would you like to do your own presentation of PETA Vice President Bruce Friedrich’s “Vegetarianism in a Nutshell” lecture for friends, classmates, or people in your community? Now we’ve made it easier than ever! You can use any or all of Bruce’s text, and you are welcome to download a PowerPoint slide presentation to use in conjunction with the text:
Download the PowerPoint version that contains the slides and an embedded version of “Meet Your Meat” (Slide 17). (Since this is a large file, it may take several minutes to download.)
Download a smaller version that contains the slides but not “Meet Your Meat”. This version takes less time to download, but we do still highly recommend showing “Meet Your Meat” at your presentation. You can download “Meet Your Meat” separately or purchase a copy for only $5.
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