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Bloodlust

A podcast. A tick bite. A difficult question. In this thoughtful essay, Alison Irwin explores alpha-gal syndrome, ethics, and why changing what we eat doesn’t always change what we believe.

abolition, advocacy, AGS, Alison Irwin, alpha-gal syndrome, animal ethics, animal rights, compassion, ethical reflection, factory farming, food ethics, Go Vegan With Me, humane movement, moral philosophy, public health, Radiolab, The Reading Room, veganism

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