veg*nism

This distinction becomes particularly apparent when you consider the status of veg*nism in China.

A Choice Isn’t a Privilege: The Ability to Choose Is « Gender Across Borders 2010

But if you have all those privileges, eating meat does not make you any less privileged than someone who chooses veg*nism.

A Choice Isn’t a Privilege: The Ability to Choose Is « Gender Across Borders 2010

But even from the point of view of poverty in the Western world, veg*nism has validity.

On the Varieties of Vegetarian Experience. | Mind on Fire 2009

The group had erected a large pledge board where passers-by could proclaim their current veggie status or promise to attempt veg*nism for some period of time.

Arbiter Online 2009

The group had erected a large pledge board where passers-by could proclaim their current veggie status or promise to attempt veg*nism for some period of time.

Arbiter Online 2009

Of course, food isn't the only facet of veg*nism (this term, by the way, is a short way of saying vegetarian or vegan).

Arbiter Online 2009

Of course, food isn't the only facet of veg*nism (this term, by the way, is a short way of saying vegetarian or vegan).

Arbiter Online 2009

There's obviously a lot of context I don't have, given how new I am to the area, but I was struck by how in these two instances veg*nism seemed to be a marker, in some ways, of outsider status.

Vegans of Color 2008

I don't think many people will become flexitarian and then move on to veg*nism.

unknown title 2008

I imagine the volume to be written in a way that is supportive of those who choose to practice veg*nism (as one does not have to be a veg*n to contribute, but I do ask that they are supportive of those who do practice veg*nism), but also critiques veg*nism in a way that productively opens up spaces to dialogue around underrepresented issues such as white privilege, whiteness, 1st Worldism, anti-racism, racialized colonialism's legacies on food philosophy, and similar.

Vegans of Color Breeze Harper 2010