Ever wonder what birds are saying? Mostly it’s just, “I’m over here!” and “I’m over here!”
A few years ago, I was sitting in a dentist’s waiting room and couldn’t help overhearing the two receptionists as they chatted while doing their work. One was filing in an alcove, the other answering phones and checking in patients [...]
NB: Links to Carnival entries are here
“What do strip mining and child sexual abuse have in common? Vivisection.”
That’s how I started my presentation on the “commonalities of oppression” panel at the recent AR2008 conference. I’ll post the whole talk next week as one of my two contributions to the blog “Carnival Against Vivisection” that I’ll [...]
I forgot to give the link for the blog for the Coming Out for Animals anthology. Besides serving as a reference point for potential anthology contributors and readers, the blog will be offering news and views related to the intersections among queer and animal oppression and liberation. It’s already loaded with links to relevant texts [...]
Call for Proposals
Coming Out for Animals: Queering Animal Liberation
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What do queer liberation and animal liberation have to do with each other? How does the construction of homosexuality as both “unnatural” and “bestial” hurt both people and animals? How are speciesism and heterosexism interrelated and how do they [...]
As you may have heard, The Animals Voice magazine has folded. Publisher Veda Stram asked me to share this link through which activists can access free full-text PDFs of the past seven issues.
clipped from www.cnn.com
A dolphin swam up to two distressed whales that appeared headed for death in a beach stranding in New Zealand and guided them to safety, witnesses said Wednesday.
Rescuers worked for more than one hour to get the whales back into the water, only to see them strand themselves four times [...]
This is alarming. I really love bats, by the way. It’s always a thrill when they swoop low over our heads when I’m out walking with the dogs in the early evening in the summertime. And, of course, besides being inherently valuable individuals, bats serve vital ecological functions. Yah, I have a very bad [...]
