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41. Why We Oppress? Why Animals?

February 16, 2021

The tragic oppression of animals is rooted in the oppressive mindset, which has governed human actions since the dawn of history. Any attempts to end

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38. Our Challenges for the ’20s

January 5, 2021

Social movements, like all living and prospering entities, must evolve and grow, else they wither and die. In the next decade, our movement will face

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37. Animal Rights in 2020 Hindsight

December 22, 2020

The slow pace of social change may make us wonder whether our struggle to save animals is bearing fruit. Our success becomes so much more

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35. Contributing to Our Movement

November 24, 2020

We all want to help secure the basic rights to life, bodily integrity, and freedom of movement for animals, but don’t always know how. High

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34. Engaging Compassionate Holidays

November 10, 2020

Thanksgiving and Christmas have been traditionally and literally “murder” on turkeys. The growing popularity of plant-based roasts and the virus-related ban on large family gatherings

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33. Some We Love, Some We Eat

October 27, 2020

The recent Netflix blockbuster My Octopus Teacher chronicles a mutual relationship between a man and one of the world’s most bizarre looking animals – an

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30. Memorializing Farmed Animals

September 15, 2020

World Day for Farmed Animals is coming up in two weeks, on October 2nd. The observance was conceived in 1983 and celebrated throughout the world

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28. Saving Animals & Toxic Communications

August 18, 2020

Two of our life’s most important functions – parenting and internet communications come without an instruction manual. The toxic communications that stem from this flaw

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27. Relating to Other Movements

August 3, 2020

Joining forces with other movements increases our ability to effect change. Animal rights is fundamental to opposing all oppression, and veganism is the ultimate health

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26. My Animal Rights Hall of Fame

July 21, 2020

Who launched, nurtured, and shaped the U.S. animal rights movement? What happened to them? Why hardly anyone knows their names? Here, at last, are some

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25. The Do’s and Don’ts of Planning a Conference

July 7, 2020

Conferences are an effective vehicle for forming, shaping, and nurturing our movement. They offer documentation of animal abuses, activist training, and lots of inspiration and

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24. Our Conferences Shape Our Movement

June 23, 2020

Conferences have proven to be the most effective vehicle for forming, shaping, and nurturing our movement. They offer documentation of animal abuses, activist training, and

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23. What Brought Us Together

June 9, 2020

At what point does a vision induce people to act on it? At what point do individual actions become a movement? And, what is the

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19. The Enigma of Choice

April 14, 2020

Is our diet an option or a decision? Are our choices based on a rational process, social norms, or chance circumstances? Who makes our choices?

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18. Grassroots Activism – Then and Now

March 31, 2020

Grassroots activism gave birth to the animal rights movement and fostered its growth for the next three decades. Then, its role has greatly diminished. Here,

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14. Vegan World & Social Change

February 4, 2020

Human behavior, including what we eat, is dictated by our community’s powerful social norms. These norms are shaped by our collective needs, desires, and morals,

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11. Animal Rights in 2020 Hindsight

December 23, 2019

Approaching the year 2020 affords an opportune time to look back at the social changes we’ve wrought since the birth of our movement 40 years

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