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UK Government Called On to Ban 'Racist' Cheese from Schools

Neon Nettle - UK Government Called On to Ban 'Racist' Cheese from Schools - Radical activist pushes officials to review claims of 'non-inclusive' food

Environmental Activist Says Cheese Is Racist, Dairy Shouldn't Be Served In British Schools

Cheese Louise! Serving Dairy in School is Racist, Claims Environmentalist

XR eco-warrior claims giving pupils too much dairy is 'RACIST'

Alison Plaumer (pictured), from XR, has launched a petition on Brighton and Hove City Council's website for two plant-based days at state-run schools as soon as possible.

Here We Go Again... Now Cheese Is Racist

(AP Photo/Bob Edme, File) So, I guess the news that cheese is racist now shouldn’t come as a surprise. Environmentalists in Brighton and Hove in England are trying to get more plant-based school meals, citing not only the environmental impact of animal agriculture and fishing industries, as well the apparent racism of dairy products. “Animal agriculture and fishing industries are leading causes of deforestation, ocean dead zones, water pollution, biodiversity loss and species extinction,” reads the petition started by Alison Plaumer of Extinction Rebellion. “Not only that, intensive animal farming poses a significant threat for the development of new pandemics and for furthered antibacterial resistance to emerge.”

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Brighton residents call for plant-based diet days in schools

PARENTS are calling for plant-based diets in the city’s schools. Campaigners want Brighton and Hove City Council to ensure children have at least two plant-based days a week in a bid to tackle climate change. Plant-based dishes include breakfast tofu scramble, cauliflower rice bowl with black beans and zucchini chips, according to everydayhealth.com. A petition to the council calling for the scheme was created by Alison Plaumer and has now been signed by 21 people. It calls for a carefully managed transition to “at least two plant-based days in all state-run schools as soon as is practically possible”. The petition reads: “We also request that all council run events be plant based, post pandemic, plus any other council run establishments, for example day centres, in order to reduce food emissions.