It’s kind of an unappetizing name for a restaurant, isn’t it?
Campus Reform reports:
Georgia Tech opens ‘Slutty Vegan’ restaurant on campusThe restaurant chain “Slutty Vegan” last month opened its first campus location at Georgia Institute of Technology in Atlanta, sparking controversy among students and alumni.Pinky Cole started Slutty Vegan in July 2018 with the intention of providing vegan options to the inner-city Atlanta community that experiences high rates of “hypertension, cholesterol, obesity, and a host of other food-borne ailments.” Now the restaurant has eight locations across Georgia and in New York City.The entirely plant-based menu features the “Ménage à Trois,” the “One Night Stand,” the “Hollywood Hooker,” the “Sloppy Toppy,” and the “Chik’n Head.”Georgia Tech calls this restaurant a “vibrant, trendy, vegan fast food outlet offering hefty, plant-based burgers to take away.”In response to the Georgia Tech opening, Cole said, “This restaurant will sluttify campus with all the favorites and a menu that’s ideal for a college student!”Some students and alumni, however, are concerned about the objectification of women that could be interpreted from Slutty Vegan’s branding.The first customer of the Slutty Vegan at Georgia Tech, a young woman, received her meal for free with a giant promotional ticket that reads “Lucky Slut Ticket.”
CLICK HERE FOR FULL VERSION OF THIS STORY