Reddit mentions of The Oxen at the Intersection: A Collision (or, Bill and Lou Must Die: A Real-Life Murder Mystery from the Green Mountains of Vermont) ({bio}graphies Book 3)

Here are a few. I hope some of them catch your enthusiasm, since you're quite active! I think James McWilliams is especially popular lately. I read his blog regularly. The others do great work for the animals and food justice and for how we think about ourselves within the movement.

• James McWilliams (frequent, thoughtful blogger)
  
  
• Christine Korsgaard (philosopher who approaches animal rights from a Kantian perspective - I linked you to a talk but her papers are actually quite accessible, with a little background knowledge)
  
  
• pattrice jones (VINE Sanctuary; The Oxen at the Intersection: A Collision (or, Bill and Lou Must Die: A Real-Life Murder Mystery from the Green Mountains of Vermont) <--- This book is about the clash between vegans and localvores in Vermont. pattrice is also a long-time activist. She has my total respect.
  
  
• the Food Empowerment Project & lauren Ornelas (short TEDx talk on the power of our food choices)
  
  
• Breeze Harper (Sistah Vegan Project) "G's Up Hoes Down": Black Masculinity, Veganism, and Ethical Consumption: The Remix (long talk, peek at her blog for issues of veganism & race)