Before Oat Milk and Impossible Burgers: How Vegan Food Took Root in America

Long before Impossible Burgers and oat milk, pioneering members of the vegan movement waged the first wars against the ways people thought about food and animals to make room for a more progressive, plant-based future. Here’s how they did it.

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