Direct Action Everywhere activist Aidan Cook recently posed some uncomfortable questions to Ben and Jerry (yes, the founders of the ice cream brand) at an event in Boulder, Colorado, regarding the treatment […]
The Dark Side of the Dairy Industry
Today in Speciesism: Panelists at the Wall Street Journal’s “Why We Love Meat” event flee the stage when confronted with speciesism
This past Saturday, activists from the grassroots organization Direct Action Everywhere (DxE) disrupted the Wall Street Journal’s “Why We Love Meet” event. Here’s a description of the event, according to the Wall […]
“Why Don’t You Care About Humans?”
This past weekend, myself and other members of Direct Action Everywhere NYC volunteered with a local organization called Chilis on Wheels (CoW). CoW distributes free vegan chili to anyone who is in […]
Why I’m Fasting Against Slaughter
Today, I join the Fast Against Slaughter because it’s not food, it’s violence. Undeniably, right at this very moment there are millions of suffering animals worldwide. They are feeling fear and pain, […]
Volunteering with Woodstock Farm Animal Sanctuary!
Recently, members of Direct Action Everywhere NYC visited the new location of Woodstock Farm Sanctuary to spend the day volunteering. I met some really beautiful and amazing animals. Animal sanctuaries are not […]
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 […]
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.” […]
DxE Sanctuary Day: Volunteering at Safe Haven Farm Sanctuary
Safe Haven Farm Sanctuary is a small but amazing place not far from New York City. It’s in an absolutely gorgeous area, with rolling green hills and a quietness that NYC obviously […]
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