Freelee The Banana Girl Research Paper

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One very notable personality is someone who goes by the name “Freelee The Banana Girl” on youtube, she started out making documentary style videos on the ethical reasons why you should go vegan. Although those videos were awesome, a lot of her videos now are vlog style videos telling people they have to go raw vegan if they want to be healthy, which are understandably met with quite a bit of criticism, and she has quite a few haters.
One name that used to be quite big is a blog called “The Blonde Vegan” which is now called “The Balanced Blonde” she used to make blog posts about her raw vegan

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