Sistah Vegan: Black Female Vegans Speak on Food, Identity, Health, and Society
Edited by A. Breeze Harper, with an Afterword by pattrice jones

Appreciations

Preface
Psyche Williams-Forson

Introduction: The Birth of the Sistah Vegan Project
A. Breeze Harper

1. "What You Cooking, Grandma?"
   Nia Yaa
2. The Food and Sex Link
   Angelique Shofar
3. I Am Sistah Vegan
   Tasha Edwards
4. Hospital-sponsored Junk Food at a "Healthy" Bike Riding Event?
   Robin Lee
5. Gourmet Chef at McD's
   Olu Butterfly Woods
6. Black-a-tarian
   Ma'at Sincere Earth
7. Journey to Veganism
   Ajowa Nzinga Ifateyo
8. To Eat or Not to Eat
   Thea Moore
9. Stop feeding me your bullsh*t
   Tishana Joy Trainor
10. Identity, Freedom, and Veganism
    Melissa Santosa
11. On Being Black and Vegan
    Delicia Dunham
12. Thinking and Eating at the Same Time: Reflections of a Sistah Vegan
    Michelle R. Loyd-Paige
13. Social Justice Beliefs and Addiction to Uncompassionate Consumption: Food for Thought
    A. Breeze Harper
14. Nutrition Liberation: Plant-based Diets as a Tool for Healing, Resistance, and Self-reliance
    Melissa Danielle Haile
15. The Fulfillment of the Movement
    Adama Maweja
16. Veganism and Ecowomanism
    Layli Phillips
17. Veganism: Stepping Away from the Status Quo
    Venus Taylor
18. Ma'at Diet
    Iya Raet
19. Terror
    Tara Sophia Bahna-James
20. Young, Black, and Vegan
    Joi Marie Probus
21. Being a Sistah at PETA
    Ain Drew
22. Eyes of the Dead
    Mary Spears
23. Because They Matter
    Tashee Meadows
24. Journey Toward Compassionate Choice: Integrating Vegan and Sistah Experience
    Tara Sophia Bahna-James
25. Veganism and Misconceptions of Thinness as "Normal" and "Healthy": Sistah Vegans Break It Down in Cyberspace
    Compiled by A. Breeze Harper

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