In which we discuss plant-based proteins, making healthy eating more accessible + affordable, and the wonderful work of @michaelpollan, @CiaoSamin, and @hucklegoose — https://t.co/RFkx1s2vke
— Grace Olmstead (@gracyolmstead) November 24, 2020
Maybe this is better, but she'll never promote patriarchy.
Reviewing two books on the American family for @mereorthodoxy today — and considering what pro-life, pro-family policy ought to look like going forward: https://t.co/3bpi4jWztv
— Grace Olmstead (@gracyolmstead) November 24, 2020
"Conservative/Christian feminists" will talk about interdependency but they will not talk about the male hierarchy that orders and protects interdependence, both within family and within the political community.
Assuming that humans are interdependent results in a society that values/dignifies dependency (and is, as a result, more pro-life). Assuming the autonomous individual results in disappointment—or disdain—when we inevitably bump up against the reality of interdependency. https://t.co/EIq29BwWGm
— Grace Olmstead (@gracyolmstead) November 24, 2020
Meat demand is fueling deforestation and climate change.
— World Economic Forum (@wef) November 21, 2020
🔎 Learn more about the environmental impact of going meatless: https://t.co/eAshutVQqi #BoldActions4Food pic.twitter.com/JZAy98lisQ
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