You make some sound arguments in this article. But I wonder if people are ready to embrace following a 'Vegan Day' - I suspect there may be some resistance to the term 'vegan.' Many people may feel threatened to identify with veganism despite its obvious long-term benefit to the world.
Yes, I think it's possible people might resist the term 'vegan,' but promoting a 'Vegan Day' can gently introduce them to its benefits. Highlighting positive impacts can help ease their resistance and encourage gradual acceptance.
I see your point and agree that highlighting positive impacts can help with gradual acceptance. However, people are highly passionate and committed to their way of eating, and those kinds of internal changes are difficult to change.
You make some sound arguments in this article. But I wonder if people are ready to embrace following a 'Vegan Day' - I suspect there may be some resistance to the term 'vegan.' Many people may feel threatened to identify with veganism despite its obvious long-term benefit to the world.
Thanks Jack.
Yes, I think it's possible people might resist the term 'vegan,' but promoting a 'Vegan Day' can gently introduce them to its benefits. Highlighting positive impacts can help ease their resistance and encourage gradual acceptance.
I see your point and agree that highlighting positive impacts can help with gradual acceptance. However, people are highly passionate and committed to their way of eating, and those kinds of internal changes are difficult to change.