Brian Awehali

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Brian Awehali


Born
in Southern Missouri, The United States
January 01, 1971

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Noam Chomsky, Richard Dawkins, William Burroughs, James Baldwin, Aldou ...more


Brian Awehali is an independent writer, editor and photographer, former online editor at Encyclopedia Britannica, and founder of the North American magazine LiP: Informed Revolt (2004 to 2008). His work has received awards from the Society of Professional Journalists, Utne, East Bay Express, and Project Censored. He's a half-Irish tribal member of the Cherokee Nation of Oklahoma, but mostly roams Pacific coasts, with his lovely wife and dog-daughter. ...more

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Best Plant Stories of 2016

[ MEDIUM ]: Truly fascinating round-up of botanical writing from the past year, with special guest appearances by fungi and algae! Compiled by Andy Murdock
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Published on March 03, 2017 10:43 Tags: algae, andy-murdock, best-of, botany, fungi, nature, plant
Average rating: 3.97 · 31 ratings · 6 reviews · 1 distinct work
Tipping the Sacred Cow: The...

3.97 avg rating — 31 ratings — published 2007 — 2 editions
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“I don't believe vegans (or vegetarians) who still get their (packaged, preservative/chemical-ridden) food from industrial food systems have any righteous ground to stand on, nor do I think a deep look at the sentient life of plants or the true environmental impact of agriculture permits them any comfortable distance from cruelty. Everything in this world eats something else to survive, and that something else, whether running on blood or chlorophyll, would always rather continue to live rather than become sustenance for another. No animal wants to be penned up and milked, or caged and harvested, and you've never seen plants growing in regimented lines of their own accord.”
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“Rust may never sleep, but then, neither does moss.”
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“Individuals are prey to institutions in modern mass societies... Individuals can struggle mightily against institutionalized conditions, but without changing the institutions themselves, those efforts will be largely for naught, since people
tire, lose focus, forget, and, eventually, give up their ghosts, while institutions share no such limitations.”
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