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Following Wildfires, 'Vanity Fair' MUST Ditch Planet-Killing Beef Burgers

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Vanity Fair plans to serve environmentally destructive In-N-Out burgers at its Oscar party this year despite the meat industry fueling the climate catastrophe and the natural disasters that come with it—like the devastating wildfires in Los Angeles. PETA points out that serving a meaty menu is like adding fuel to the flames, and wildly popular Slutty Vegan is standing by to cater the event! So why won’t Vanity Fair ditch the beef patties in favor of delicious vegan burgers?

An inspiring number of nominees and former winners set to attend the Oscars this year are already vegan, including Ariana Grande, Cynthia Erivo, Demi Moore, Colman Domingo, Diane Warren, and Billie Eilish. Other major events, including the Governors Ball, the Golden Globes, and the Screen Actors Guild Awards, have already led the way by going all (or mostly) vegan.

Please join PETA in urging Vanity Fair to ditch its outdated tradition and switch to an environmentally and animal-friendly vegan menu.

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Editor-in-Chief

Radhika

Jones

Vanity Fair

Message to {contact_data~firstName} {contact_data~lastName}:

In the wake of the most destructive wildfires in California’s history, I urge you to ditch In-N-Out and offer an environmentally friendly vegan menu that won’t hurt animals at 'Vanity Fair’s' Oscar party this year.

Animal agriculture is one of the worst drivers of the escalating climate catastrophe, and it’s way past time for 'Vanity Fair' to stop promoting In-N-Out burgers. Serving a meaty menu is like throwing fuel on the fires.

As you know, the wildly popular Slutty Vegan has already offered to cater the event. Their delicious burgers would be a hit with anyone who likes good food and cares about animals and California, and the many vegan nominees set to appear at this year’s Oscars would surely appreciate the innovative new menu.

Other major events have already led the way by going all (or mostly) vegan, including the Governors Ball, the Golden Globes, and the Screen Actors Guild Awards. Please serve a vegan menu that is inclusive of all attendees, helps save the planet, and spares animals from senseless suffering.

Sincerely,

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