Categories
- 'Happy' exploitation (17)
- Abolition vs Welfare (5)
- Addressing resistance to change (25)
- Advocacy (100)
- Aquatic individuals (1)
- Awakening to veganism (52)
- Celebrity culture (3)
- Chickens and eggs (15)
- consumer demand (17)
- Cruelty (2)
- dairy (13)
- Eulogies (3)
- Exceptions (2)
- factory farming (1)
- FAQ (12)
- Festivals (17)
- Fireworks and 'celebrations' (2)
- Global disasters (18)
- Harm reduction (7)
- Health and plant based eating (6)
- honey (1)
- Imagery (4)
- In a nutshell (4)
- insects (1)
- Leather and skin (2)
- Mutilation (1)
- Nonhuman family members (9)
- Octopuses (1)
- property status (6)
- Quotes (5)
- Sanctuary (1)
- Sentience (13)
- Single Issue Campaigns (5)
- Speciesism (32)
- squids and cuttlefishes (1)
- Statistics (8)
- Terminology (31)
- Transcript (2)
- Uncategorized (8)
- Vegetarianism explained (6)
- Victims in the shadows (9)
- welfare (8)
- What is …? (6)
- wool (1)
- Zoos and other prisons (1)
Tag Archives: Human rights
Thoughts about diluting the animal rights message
For a moment, please imagine if you will, that this page were to highlight something horrific being done to humans, something such as torture, sexual violation, or forced labour. Imagine an article describing men, women and children, families and friends … Continue reading
Posted in Advocacy, Speciesism
Tagged animal rights, forced labour, Human rights, sexual violation, social media, speciesism, Torture, truth, victimisation, violation
4 Comments
Feet of Clay – no need for heroes
Feet of clay: a weakness or hidden flaw in the character of a greatly admired or respected person Without any effort at all, I can think of a number of high-profile persons who are hero worshipped for their claims to … Continue reading
Posted in Advocacy, Celebrity culture, Speciesism
Tagged animal rights, apologist, breast milk, campaigner, can't all be perfect, celebrities, celebrity, harm, heroes, high-profile, Human rights, individual, non-vegan, pedestal, speciesism, vegan, veganism, zealot
5 Comments
There's an Elephant in the Room blog 
You must be logged in to post a comment.