#vegan community

Are long-time vegans secretly judging newbies who rely on processed faux meats, or is that just guilt over our own bank accounts?

Is the vegan community too militant for its own good — or are critics just too sensitive?

Does pushing “whole foods plant-based” shame people who rely on vegan junk food to stay on track?

Does the vegan community gatekeep too much by shaming anyone who isn’t 100% plant-based, or is it necessary for the movement?

Does the "whole foods, plant-based" crowd secretly judge you for living on vegan junk food?

Is the vegan community too obsessed with being perfect that it makes everyone else feel like a failure?

Are raw vegans the gatekeepers ruining plant-based eating for everyone else?

Is the real gatekeeping in the vegan world coming from hardcore raw-foodists and “clean eaters” who shame anyone using store-bought vegan cheese or protein powder?

Why do some vegans gatekeep eating beyond meat as “not real veganism”?

Does the "whole foods, plant-based" crowd gatekeep veganism against junk food vegans?