Animal activist

In my last post, I covered the history of the animal welfare movement into the mid-20th century. Many animal welfare organizations were well established by then and there were laws in place to prot…

Enjoy this collection of my favorite signs found at animal rights marches and public protests around the world. Some of the signs were from vegans being present at women's marches, gay pride parades, or other social justice rallies. Most of them came from animal rights or liberation marches. Thank-you to the activists who made and held the signs! Please share this inspiring link on social media.

The Vegan Movement on Instagram: “Follow @thevegan.movement_ and join the movement 🌱❤ ️ - - Good question.⠀ - - 👉 @thevegan.movement_ 🌱 - 👉 @thevegan.movement_ 🌱 - 👉…”

For our little friends #advice #quote #animals #zeynepturan

This analysis of Peter Singer's book "Animal Liberation," including a chapter-by-chapter summary, covers the various arguments for (nonhuman) animal rights.

From @the.undisputable.vegans #VeganViP #GoVegan #vegan #Veganism #animalsoffthemenu #CrueltyFree #ditchdairy #worldpeace #rodeo…

The thing that gets me the most made is when I see people littering in public places. Specially when the place is a park because a park is a place were is suppose to be relaxing, clean, beautiful, and with a lot of animals. When I see people littering I get so mad that I actually start telling them to pick up the garbage that they dump on the ground or I call the cops on them. If I see garbage like in the park or public places that I go to I stat picking up the trash that got left over. I…

Hi-Phi Nation on disruptive protests, vegan and animal liberation movements in Australia, and whether uncivil behavior is ever justified in protest movements. || Copy this link and add it in your podcast app. copy link For detailed instructions, see our Slate Plus podcasts page . In Australia, vegan and animal liberation activism has recently become intense and disruptive, invading…