Veganism, at its essence, is the recognition that all animals have the right to bodily integrity. Humans do not own the bodies, families or lives of other animals – we READ ON
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Ethical Vegans Must Reject Donald Trump. Period.
Activist Maria Leonardi’s Impassioned Speakout In Front of Tyson Foods Chicago Headquarters
On October 2nd, animal activist Maria Leonardi from the Detroit area gave an impassioned and memorable speakout about the lives of chickens in the chicken industry during a roadblock in READ ON
Chicago Activists Wake Up Health Commissioner with Home and Office Actions
After two years of trying to get Chicago Public Health Commissioner Arwady’s attention on live animal markets, activists from Slaughter Free Chicago and Animal Rebellion decided it was time to READ ON
Owner Shelves New Slaughterhouse Plans After Negotiations with Activists
Slaughter Free Chicago and Community Persuade Aden Poultry Owner Not to Open Slaughterhouse in Marengo, IL and Instead Use the Property for Other Purposes
Type 1 Diabetic Advocates for a Plant-Based Diet
It begs the question, why don’t Endocrinologists promote a vegan diet? Not enough research I was told by my kind consultants, to which I replied, “well start some.”
QCamel, The First Organic Camel Dairy, Profits on the Humane Myth
In recent years, awareness of the inherent cruelty in the dairy industry is growing, while at the same time many folks have turned to consuming more “niche” animal breast milks. READ ON
Demand That False Claims of Soy Milk Driving Deforestation Be Retracted
Last week, we published a story revealing a shocking display of intellectual dishonesty and consumer fraud by the Sustainable Food Trust, whose recent study falsely comparing grass-fed cow’s milk to READ ON
Claim That Grass-Fed Cow’s Milk Is Greener Than Soy Milk Was Consumer Fraud
A dubious new report from a UK group called the Sustainable Food Trust (SFT) recently spawned a spate of bait-click headlines claiming that grass-fed cow’s milk is better for the READ ON
Ben & Jerry’s Clings to Dairy Industry As It Stumbles into Plant-Based Options
Ben & Jerry’s seems to be missing the point. They are the third largest ice cream producer in the U.S. and are owned by corporate giant Unilever, with an already READ ON
Reflections for the Anti-Slaughterhouse Activist
. Activism is about pushing open the Overton Window, shifting societies attitudes about an injustice from indifference to empathy. That’s the hard work we must do and that every impactful READ ON
