Excerpt from Antiracism in Animal Advocacy
September 1, 2021Animal Advocates: It’s Time We Move from Performance to True Antiracism, by Aryenish Birdie
(more…)Animal Advocates: It’s Time We Move from Performance to True Antiracism, by Aryenish Birdie
(more…)“In this absorbing, passionately argued, and deeply researched volume, independent scholar Peter Marsh examines the supremacist thinking that underlies the structures of oppression, and argues for equity, engagement, and reciprocity among peoples and in relationship to other animals.”—Jim Mason, author An Unnatural Order
Overcoming Supremacism: What We Can Do
(more…)Read an excerpt of the fully revised and updated An Unnatural Order: The Roots of Our Destruction of Nature by Jim Mason. It’s been almost 30 years since the first version of this book was released, but it’s very relevant today. How we relate to the other-than-human world is still not widely discussed. An Unnatural Order looks at the big picture about othering of all kinds.
(more…)Read this brief introduction to JJ Flowers’ examination of grief, Grief is Love.
(more…)Read an excerpt from the anthology: PlantHero, an interview with Charles McCoy.
(more…)Read the striking first poem from Gretchen Primack’s collection, titled “Picnic.”
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