About media theory, tokenism and total liberation. Interview with Christopher Sebastian
Christopher Sebastian (43) is an author, lecturer, and digital media professional and is a guest lecturer at Columbia University inContinue Reading
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Webinar: Animality/Posthumanism/Disability: An NLH Forum
Taken from the webinar registration form: “Join special issue editor Michael Lundblad of the University of Oslo and several contributorsContinue Reading
International Women’s Day and animal rights activism
I had planned to make an elaborate post about International Women’s day, but helas, living in #criptime forced me toContinue Reading
On being a queer, neurodiverse, animal activist and scholar in Baltimore. Interview with Z. Zane McNeill
Z. Zane McNeill (25) is an independent scholar and queer animal activist living in Baltimore, Maryland, United States. He hasContinue Reading
Book Review of Beasts of Burden (Sunaura Taylor), by Vkind
Beasts of Burden, Animal and Disability Liberation, by Sunaura Taylor is a must read for anyone interested in the intersections between ableismContinue Reading
A threat to the Animal Industrial Complex
Reversed rolls … What if we treat humans the way we treat other animals in ‘containing’ the spread of diseases?#speciesismContinue Reading
‘Intersectionality’. In the words of Kimberlé Crenshaw
Intersectionality, in the words of Kimberlé Crenshaw. Will update with other articles, interviews, videos, … (suggestions for additions? you canContinue Reading
Veganism isn’t ableist, but unfortunately some vegans are
🍀🍀 Veganism isn’t ableist. But unfortunately some vegans are. 🍀🍀 Veganism is sometimes accused (by both able-bodied as disabled persons)Continue Reading
Health shaming in the vegan movement
Healthshaming in the vegan movement, part #5842… 😔 1) First of all, veganism is not a diet, but a lifestyleContinue Reading
Living with endometriosis. Interview with Alicia Veersma Barredo
Alicia Veersma Barredo (34) from Germany went vegetarian as an 8 year old, and then vegan in her twenties. InContinue Reading
