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March 27, 2008The Great American Meatout encourages people to say no - at least once in a while - to meat, with celebrations taking place across the country this weekend. In Dallas, the Great American Meatout 2008 is Saturday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Martin Luther King Jr. Center. There will be speakers, demonstrations, food sampling, information tables and entertainment. Even if you're just thinking about going meatless, it's a great place to find out more and chat with people who have made meatless a way of life. Learn more about the Meatout movement here. It's all free; the MLKing Center is at 2922 Martin Luther King Blvd. The local shindig is sponsored by the Black Vegetarian Society of Texas and VegetarianDallas.  Comments (3) Leave comment
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