
I call out BS as I see it, especially in the "food tech" arena. Also about how employers try to silence their workers in myriad ways, especially in vegan advocacy organizations, food start-ups, and established companies.
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I see this constantly: A client calls me in a panic because they just got put on a PIP and they want to know what to do.
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When I first wrote about MAHA’s Super Bowl ad, I focused on the message: a public health campaign built on fat-shaming, self-loathing language, and moral blame. But the deeper story isn’t just what the ad said, it’s who made it.
As many of you know, I have spent most of my career working in food policy. As a public health attorney, I advocate for improving access to healthy foods. I wrote an entire book about how the junk food industry uses massive lobbying and PR ...
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I am a public health attorney who wants to break the silence. A workplace trauma survivor, I am legally unable to tell my story. I write about attempts to silence workers and any other BS I feel compelled to share, especially in the vegan movement.
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