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Monthly Archives: July 2012
Answers to Questions “Meat” Eaters Ask Vegans
No, I don’t eat cows, pigs, chickens, or any other animals. No, I don’t buy leather belts or shoes. No, my car seats and furniture aren’t leather. No, I don’t buy soap or any products tested on animals. No, I … Continue reading
Posted in FAQ, Vegans
Tagged commonly asked questions to vegans, questions meat eaters ask vegans
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The Solution to the Education Crisis in America
Pick your head up off the desk! Stop sleeping. Wake up! Pay attention. Are you listening to me? What did I just say? Stop tapping your pencil. Am I talking to myself? I’ll wait. I’m still waiting. Do you want me … Continue reading
Posted in Education
Tagged American education system, education crisis, education solution, engaging students in the learning process, experiential learning, legislators NCLB, NCLB failure, remaking public schools, service learning projects, state testing failure, state testing requirements, student failure, students' lack of interest in school
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Can We End The Sale Of This Food In Florida?
I am sending the following letter to several South Florida restaurants. If they respond favorably, we will celebrate their decision; if they do not agree, we will organize protests outside of their restaurants to encourage them to end the sale … Continue reading
Posted in Letters, Action Alerts, Ducks/Geese (Foie Gras)
Tagged cruelty to animals, factory farms, kindness to animals, duck and geese cruelty, force feeding, fatty liver, geese cruelty, duck foie gras, restaurant foie gras, florida foie gras ban, animal welfare, california ban on foie gras, fatty liver disease
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Who the *#%! is Sarah Kiser?
Have you ever seen something so special that you rushed to share it with others? Have you ever been so inspired by someone that you wanted to introduce him or her to the world? I’m in that moment. This is that time. … Continue reading
Spitters Never Win
”We have enslaved the rest of the animal creation and have treated our distant cousins in fur and feathers so badly that beyond doubt, if they were able to formulate a religion, they would depict the Devil in human form.” … Continue reading
Steak Dinner Raises $640 for Abused Animals
This isn’t satire. That headline recently appeared on an animal shelter’s website. Does it sound crazy? Believe it or not, it’s the norm at animal shelters throughout the country. Do the people who attended this fundraiser know that steak comes from a cow? Have … Continue reading
Shame On ESPN
With an audience of millions of people, we expect journalists to research topics and use caution while speaking extemporaneously. When reporters fail to follow these elementary rules in broadcasting, there are far-reaching consequences. Journalists have a moral obligation since their audience often … Continue reading
Posted in Health
Tagged Arian Foster, Arian Foster vegan, bad journalism, carl lewis vegan, charlie sheen impersonator, cnn and fox error, cnn reports supreme court ruling wrong, health, Houston Texans Arian Foster, michael vick teammate, narcissist robert blake, NFL vegan, plant based recipes, plant-based eating, Robert Blake, Robert Blake crazy, running back Arian Foster, truman beats dewey, vegan Arian Foster, vegan athletes, vegan bodybuilding, vegan food, vegan protein, vegan recipes, venus williams vegan
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You Won’t Believe What Your Taxes Support
Despite high unemployment, a $16 trillion national debt, and crises in social security, medicare, education, and infrastructure, the U.S. government continues to spend your money like they’re on Spring Break in Cartagena. Here are just a few examples of how your elected officials … Continue reading
Posted in Action Alerts
Tagged 2012 farm bill, agriculture committee, economic crisis, farm bill, farm subsdies, feeding starving people, grain subsidies, grateful dead, mitt romney straps dog to roof of car, national debt, romney animal abuse, romney dog, seamus, sesame street, social networking, stop animal subsidies, subsidize frest fruit and vegetables, unemployment, wasteful spending
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Free Sea Shepherd Captain Paul Watson
Sea Shepherd Captain Paul Watson was recently arrested in Germany on a decade-old warrant from Costa Rica for allegedly entering a restricted area at sea during the 2002 filming of Sharkwater, a documentary that won 31 international awards. The incident occurred when Sea Shepherd found an … Continue reading
