The HSUS and The Wall Street Journal
Excellent article in today’s Wall Street Journal about The HSUS and its efforts to make animal protection a mainstream political issue. Registration required to access the article at WSJ‘s Web site.
Tag Archives: Animal Protection Movement
Animal Protection and Public Policy
The Grumpy Vegan was reading Jonathan Freedland’s op ed on climate change when it struck me that if you delete “climate change” and replace it with “commercial animal exploitation” it made my case that the single greatest challenge we face … Continue reading
Sign of the times?
Two interesting but seemingly unrelated articles in today’s press. New York Times reports on the various efforts to market labelled “humane” meat and dairy products. Forbes reports on Yerkes National Primate Reserch Center and its abondoment of a proposal for … Continue reading
The Strength of Many–an independent report
The Grumpy Vegan was pleased to read Eric Prescott’s report on The Strength of Many on his Animal Friendly Life Web site, which I added to my Links.
An Intimate Evening with three celebrated authors
Last night the Grumpy Vegan was one of more than 50 guests who enjoyed an intimate evening with three celebrated authors on the moral and legal status of animals at the Hollywood Hills, California-home of Farm Sanctuary president, Gene Bauston … Continue reading
The Strength of Many
This weekend is The Strength of Many conference which we (Animals and Society Institute) coproduce with the Culture and Animals Foundation, which is led by the preeminent animal rights philosopher, Tom Regan. So, blogging will be light–as it has been … Continue reading
