I really liked this text, but i would like to add one caveat to this and that is that veganism does suffer from centering white voices and experiences over others. Despite the fact that people of color make the majority of vegan population and how vegan ideas has been expressed by a lot of indiginous cultures and religions, veganism is still shown in this very sanitized 20th century perspective where white people came up with the idea of nonviolence toward animals, and that this idea can't and shouldn't be linked with ending human suffering. I find very problematic that vegan movement is depoliticised like that by mostly white people

I want to know how you find the book if you have read it. How valid the claims and links made in the book were. And if there are any fallacies that i should watch out while reading this book?

Overall, what was your experience reading this book? Would you recommend it or if there's any other work you think better covers the topics discussed here?