CNN has published a fairly decent look into the link between animal agriculture and climate change in a new article, “Climate Change: Why Beef is the new SUV.” The opinion piece is […]
CNN investigates the link between animal agriculture and climate change (and a trip to the comment section)
Today in Speciesism: Burger King’s chicken fries commercial
We claim to love animals, but how can we love those who we hurt? I’ve been watching a lot of TV and I keep seeing this awful Burger King commercial about “chicken […]
The Philosopher and the Wolf
“The feeling is bittersweet. I am sad because I am no longer the wolf that I was. And I’m happy because I’m no longer the wolf that I was. But above all […]
Video of the Day: In Memory of Joshua
From Collectively Free’s facebook page: Opening with the voice of Howard Schultz, chairman and CEO of Starbucks, the video tells the story of Joshua, a calf killed mere hours after his birth […]
Tonight, We Light the Path
Today and tonight, all over the world, activists are taking a stand United for Animal Liberation which involves going to places where animals are being exploited and speaking out against it. Activists […]
Author Sonia Faruqi Discusses Her Book “Project Animal Farm”
For Sonia Faruqi, former Wall Street investment banker, her journey investigating animal farms began accidentally when she volunteered at an organic dairy farm. She quickly discovered that the animals weren’t treated as […]
A Brief Talk on Animal Law
The following is a copy of a short presentation that I will be giving at our July potluck and meet up with Direct Action Everywhere. Hi, I’m Rachel. I’m a graduate of […]
It’s not food, it’s violence: Activists disrupt Nathan’s Hot Dog Eating Contest
“Activists with Collectively Free and Direct Action Everywhere staged a disruption of a quintessential July 4th pastime – the Nathan’s Famous Hot Dog Eating Contest. During the awards ceremony, two activists, covered in (fake) blood jumped onto the stage, held signs that read, “Does Taste Justify the Killing?” and “Animals Are Not Ours”, and led a chant, “Are you willing to stop the killing? It’s not food – it’s violence”. NYPD officers then began pushing the group out of the area and into the Nathan’s Famous back alleyway. No arrests were made, and all activists were let go, but there was a definite use of unnecessary violence on the police officers’ part.
Will you join in the path to animal liberation?”
#AreYouWillingToStopTheKilling#ItsNotFoodItsViolence #CF #DxE
Video of the Day: Collectively Free marches in NYC Pride!
Last Sunday, I participated in NYC’s Pride and marched with activist group Collectively Free (CF). Me and another organizer from Direct Action Everywhere NYC held a DxE sign, “United for Animal Liberation.” […]
Top 10 Tweets of the Week: Animal Law
In no particular order, check out some tweets about animals and the law! Okay, so there are more than 10 tweets this time. I really wanted to include a few good tweets about […]
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