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A long-time vegan and animal activist, Colleen Patrick-Goudreau focuses her energies primarily on animals raised for food, though she came to be a voice for animals first through working on behalf of those in shelters, puppy mills, and research laboratories. Having been raised on a typical American diet of meat, dairy, and eggs, it was when she read John Robbins Diet for a New America that she could no longer justify eating mammals. Eventually she included fish in her circle of compassion, and after reading Slaughterhouse, it became clear to her that no animal raised for human consumption - whether for their flesh, milk, or eggs - escapes the horrors and cruelties of slaughter. Having earned a master’s degree in English Literature, Colleen uses her writing and communication skills to raise awareness of the animal issues about which so many people are ignorant - both as the result of brilliant and careful marketing by the meat/dairy/egg industries and because of people’s desire to avoid the pain of knowing the truth. She founded Compassionate Cooks to focus on the bottom line for most people: eating. She founded Compassionate Cooks because over 45 billion land and sea animals are killed in the U.S. every year for human consumption. Her work is dedicated to them. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.
The Protein Myth and Vegetarianism
1842Where do I get my calcium if I don't drink cow's milk?
1243What's wrong with eating eggs since the chickens aren't killed to get her eggs?
944PART I Humans are meant to eat meat. Just look at these incisors in my mouth. PART I
915Being a "Joyful Vegan."
906The Myth of the "Perfect Vegan."
837Aren't free-range eggs better than eggs from battery-cage hens?
808PART II Humans are meant to eat meat. Just look at these incisors in my mouth. PART II
809Response to: "Eating meat is my personal preference, and since I respect your choice not to eat meat, I would appreciate your respecting my choice to eat it."
7310Skipping the Middle Man: coming to terms with the fact that plants are the source of all our nutrients.
70Vegetarian Food for Thought: Inspiring a Joyful, Sustainable, Compassionate Diet
Vegetarian Food for Thought: Inspiring a Joyful,
Vegetarian Food for Thought Podcast
Vegetarian Food for Thought: Inspiring Compassion and Health
Food for Thought: The Joys and Benefits of Living Compassionately and Healthfully (In Other Words: Vegan)
Vegetarian Food for Thought
Food for Thought