The American vegan movement was always its own worst enemy. But gradually it has become one of the largest disruptors of the American food system, successfully changing public and corporate policies across all levels of government in the U.S. They have driven the push for meat-alternative products, exposed poor living conditions of many farm animals, and made inroads into major investment banks. See here how the vegan movement is quietly and pragmatically changing the food system in America.
How the vegan movement is making changes in Washington D.C
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