Tickets!
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Check out La Dispute on Bandcamp
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🥫 Tickets are $15 but NO ONE WILL BE TURNED AWAY LACK OF FUNDS! If you need a free or discounted ticket see the event page for instructions.

This is gonna be one for the history books, can’t wait to see ya there! 🕺#dcshows #dmvpunk

more photos of today's meal preparation and distro!

much respect!

For more information, check out the main Food Not Bombs website!

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If you are thinking of starting a mutual aid project but are dedicated to serving animal products, please consider naming your project something other than Food Not Bombs. "Punk Picnic" or "(your city) Mutual Aid" are good options!

Being consistently vegan/vegetarian may seem restrictive, but in reality it expands the options in a community.

Many people who refrain from meats for religious reasons may not be accommodated by meat based meals. Also while vegan food can have common allergens (nut, wheat, soy, etc) it omits shellfish, dairy, and egg which are 3 of the top 9 allergens.

Another important reason for keeping all FNB vegan or vegetarian is that many people seeking free meals are familiar with FNB and expect our food to be meat-free at the very least. It's important to provide this option, when it's so hard to find elsewhere.

These effects then also contribute to people having to become refugees, economic instability, rising fascism, and war. Food Not Bombs unequivocally stands against all of these things because of our commitment to nonviolence, so we stand against industrial animal agriculture as well.

The first principle, serving vegan/vegetarian food, is important for several reasons. Industrial animal agriculture directly contributes to deforestation, desertification, mass extinction, seizure of indigenous land, climate change, workers' rights abuses, and infectious disease pandemics.