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James Beard Awards 2008: Frances Moore Lappé video

When Diet for a Small Planet was first published in 1971, visionary and democracy advocate Frances Moore Lappé awakened a whole generation and changed the way people all over the world think about ...  
 
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VedicIntelligentsia (8 months ago) Show Hide
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Another white scumbag covering up white man's crimes against humanity. Hunger is not the result of lack of democracy. If that was the case then there would be no hunger in India. Hunger is the result of colonialism. There was no hunger until the sick white man started raping the world.
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when I read DFSP in high school it changed my life and still influences it decades later. Lappe is one of my true heroes.
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I read the new book, Hope's Edge, and they have strengthened my commitment to living a gentler lifestyle. I don't expect to be perfect, but I will at least stop eating animal products whenever possible, and urge others to do the same.
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Thanks to the Lappe family for such dedication and hard work and insight—you're all such an inspiration.

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