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| Keywords: veggie pride parade nyc veggieprideparadenyc nyc parade nycparade nyc parade vegan vegetarian compassion animal rights animalrights animal welfare animalwelfare healthy living healthyliving low cholesterol lowcholesterol vivavegie society vivavegiesociety pamela rice pamelarice 101 reasons why i'm a vegetarian 101reasonswhyimavegetarian vegan outreach veganoutreach vegan advocacy veganadvocacy meatless diet meatlessdiet meat is murder meatismurder outdoor Eric Walton, parade emcee, speaks, 2016 NYC Veggie Pride Parade Eric Walton is a New York-based activist, photojournalist, and writer. He has been a vegan since 1991and is the founder of Vegan Fu- ture Now, a grassroots organization dedicated to vegan education, out- reach, and advocacy. His writing on veganism and animal rights has been published in American Vegan Magazine and the Stamford Journal of Compassion. His photographs have appeared in the New York Times, the Village Voice, the New York Daily News, and many other publications. He speaks regularly at animal rights events around New York City and is very honored to be returning for his second consecutive year as the mas- ter of ceremonies for the New York Veggie Pride Parade. " Eric Walton, parade emcee, speaks, 2016 NYC Veggie Pride Parade Eric Walton is a New York-based activist, photojournalist, and writer. He has been a vegan since 1991and is the founder of Vegan Fu- ture Now, a grassroots organization dedicated to vegan education, out- reach, and advocacy. His writing on veganism and animal rights has been published in American Vegan Magazine and the Stamford Journal of Compassion. His photographs have appeared in the New York Times, the Village Voice, the New York Daily News, and many other publications. He speaks regularly at animal rights events around New York City and is very honored to be returning for his second consecutive year as the mas- ter of ceremonies for the New York Veggie Pride Parade. " | ||||
