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Category Archives: Human Rights
On human privilege and the difficulty of being the “voice of the voiceless”
Kimberlé Williams Crenshaw is one of the first researcher to have coined the term “Intersectionality” to describe how various discriminations are all connected with each other and not separate. Of course, she was mostly using the term to talk about … Continue reading
Posted in animal rights, Human Rights, Self-Improvement, Women's Rights
Tagged animals, cultures, discrimination, education, food, human privilege, racism, sexism, white privilege, women
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A Vegan for Bernie: Reflections from a decade-long supporter
2016 is the year when either big change can happen or a huge opportunity will pass again. For the past few months, people have been discovering who Bernie Sanders is and he has generated a huge movement for change which … Continue reading
Interview with Will Tuttle, author of the international best-seller “The World Peace Diet”
Note: This interview was translated in French and can be found here. VP: You are very well known internationally in the vegetarian and vegan communities and you received numerous awards. … Continue reading
Posted in animal rights, Book Reviews, Environment, Food, Health, History, Human Rights, Religion/Spirituality, Self-Improvement, Veganism, Women's Rights
Tagged will tuttle, world peace diet
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Why Vegan Education Has Never Been More Important
So, once again, I am writing about a new traumatic event. I once before talked about the events with Charlie Hebdo from January 7 in a previous blog and that was tough enough. First I must say that I was … Continue reading
Do we need Klaatu to wake up humans?
Dialog from the movie “The Day the Earth Stood Still” (the original): Secretary Haley: “Now that you understand the situation more clearly, perhaps you’d like to discuss it with the President.” Klaatu: “I will not speak with any one nation … Continue reading
Posted in animal rights, Environment, Food, Health, Human Rights, Politics, Science-Fiction, Self-Improvement, Veganism
Tagged activism, animal rights, animals, Black Lives Matter, brainwashing, conditioning, Economic Justice, environment, evolving, GMOs, Michael Rennie, The Day the Earth Stood Still, Vandana Shiva, will tuttle
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A Message to my Vegan/Animal Rights Sisters (and brothers)
I have to ask you: when did we become just pleasure dolls for men and forgot that our history, or should I say our HERstory is rich in great, intelligent and peace loving women who have been put to the … Continue reading
Posted in animal rights, Human Rights, Women's Rights
Tagged activism, animal rights, documentary, Women's rights
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#JeSuisCharlie: Why it should matter to justice activists
“I do not agree with what you have to say, but I’ll defend to the death your right to say it.” ~ Voltaire “I have never made but one prayer to God, a very short one: Oh Lord, make my … Continue reading
INTELLIGENCE OF THE HEART
It always strikes me as odd that, otherwise educated people, can be so ignorant (or indifferent) about the plight of animals or human beings in misery. It is as if being educated makes you intolerant and ignorant instead of intelligent. … Continue reading
Posted in animal rights, Environment, Health, History, Human Rights, Politics, Self-Improvement, Veganism, Women's Rights
Tagged advocacy, animal rights, animal slavery, animal suffereing, brainwashing, communication skills, deprogram, documentary, Domination of the feminine, early societies, education, intelligence, sub-conscious
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Farewell To Steak: Film Review
The fascinating 2013 documentary called “L’adieu à la viande” (Farewell to Meat) about the consumption of meat in Europe (from Franco/German channel Arte) not only approaches the issue of eating flesh from an environmental aspect but also from the idea … Continue reading
Posted in animal rights, Environment, Food, Health, Human Rights, Veganism
Tagged animal rights, animal slavery, animal suffereing, animals, brainwashing, corporations, diet, documentary, eating, environment
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Committing Genocide to Celebrate Another Genocide
I don’t think I’ve ever know a more ridiculous holiday than Thanksgiving in my life either in my country of origin or in the US and Canada (or any countries that I know off). The American (and Canadian) people sit … Continue reading
Posted in animal rights, History, Human Rights, Veganism
Tagged animal rights, first nations, genocide, native americans, pilgrims, thanksgiving, turkeys, veganism
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Vegan Empowerment 