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In this video of his first podcast episode, the popular animal rights activist Earthling Ed, known for his Socratic debating style, takes a detailed look at some recent media attention that his work and arguments of other animal rights activists have garnered.
In this first episode, he discusses how veganism is portrayed in the media in his view, and examines some articles and the language used to perpetuate negative stereotypes and ideas about what it means to be vegan. Given his high profile especially in the United Kingdom, Ed goes over some attacks not only against the general animal rights arguments, but also against his person.
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