Carolyn Bailey's Blog Posts Tagged 'PeTA' (8)

Dan Mathews ARZone Interview

 

Dan Mathews began his career with PeTA as a receptionist and soon rose through the ranks by devising stunts to increase public awareness of issues regarding other animals. He is responsible for launching PETA’s…

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Some people, such as David Sztybel and representatives of the National Animal Interest Alliance, argue that there are several versions on animal welfarism. In this blog, I tend to talk about two types, which I have called traditional (or conventional or orthodox)…

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Gary Yourofsky ARZone Interview

 

 

Gary Yourofsky has spoken to thousands of students about our relations with other animals and veganism. Gary's powerful message has been heard by tens of thousands of students in hundreds of middle schools, high schools and universities…

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Transcript of Alex Pacheco's ARZone Guest Chat

9 April 2011 at:

6pm US Eastern Time

11pm GMT and…

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Bruce Friedrich Additional ARZone Chat Replies

At the completion of Bruce's recent ARZone Live Guest Chat there were a number of outstanding questions, which…

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Transcript of Nathan Winograd’s ARZone Guest Chat

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I’m going to start this post with a disclaimer of sorts. I generally don’t write about animal rights theory on this blog unless it relates to my family. Though I frequently read animal rights books, blogs and consider myself well versed on animal rights theory, this blog is about raising my kids. So I don’t tend to focus on theory too much. Also, there are others who articulate animal rights theory much better than I do, and I feel that what I… Continue

As abolitionist vegans and feminists, we oppose the use of sexist

tactics in the animal advocacy movement. Ethical animal rights veganism

is part of the logical conclusion of opposition to the exploitation of

all sentient beings -- both human animals and non-human animals.

Opposing speciesism is incompatible with engaging in sexism or any

other form of discrimination, such as racism, heterosexism, classism,

and other forms of oppression.



Unfortunately, we… Continue