Kim Socha is an animal liberation advocate who sits on the boards of the Institute for Critical Animal Studies and the Animal Rights Coalition. She lives in Minneapolis, Minnesota. Sarahjane Blum, co-founder of gourmetcruelty.com and board member of Support Vegans in the Prison System and New York City’s Empty Cages Collective, lives in New York.

“Offers over fifteen perspectives and testimonies by sixteen vegan activists and animal liberationists”—Reference & Research Book News.

• Table of ContentsAcknowledgmentsPreface deleteSarahjane BlumIntroduction: Hallway Conversations on Animal Liberation and Veganism deleteKim SochaSection I. Theory for PraxisTurning Our Heads: The “See No Evil” Dilemma deleteDallas RisingAnti-Capitalism and Abolitionism deleteTravis Elise“Just tell the truth”: A Polemic on the Value of Radical Activism deleteKim SochaLiterary Analysis for Animal Liberation: Stephen King’s Animal Kingdom deletePatrick McAleerSection II. Veganism in ActionVegan Parenting: Navigating and Negating Speciesist Media deleteAl NowatzkiOn Cheese, Motherhood and Everyday Activism  Chelsea Youngquist HasslerTill Vegan Do Us Part? Personal Change, Interpersonal Relationships and Divorce deleteElizabeth CookSection III. Narratives of ChangeIntroducing Speciesism to the Rescue Community deleteMelissa E. MaaskeTales of an Animal Liberationist deleteDallas RisingAn Oral History of the Animal Rights Coalition: Thirty Years of Grassroots Activism deleteMary Britton Clouse, Charlotte Cozzetto, deleteHeidi Greger and Vonnie ThomasbergSection IV. Moving Toward RevolutionKilling Them Softly: Marketing a Movement, Marketing Meat M. Ryan LeitchHow “Humane” Labels Harm Chickens: Why Our Focus as Advocates Should Be Egg-Free Diets, Not Cage-Free Eggs  Melissa SwansonThe “Dreaded Comparisons” and Speciesism: Leveling the  Hierarchy of Suffering deleteKim SochaAnimal Enterprise Acts and the Prosecution of the “SHAC 7”:  An Insider’s Perspective deleteAaron ZellhoeferSome Things Get Better, Some Get Worse: On Being Scared, Being Around, and Trying to Be Kind deleteSarahjane BlumAfterword: Flower Power deletepattrice jonesAbout the ContributorsIndex

Kim Socha is an animal liberation advocate who sits on the boards of the Institute for Critical Animal Studies and the Animal Rights Coalition. She lives in Minneapolis, Minnesota. Sarahjane Blum, co-founder of gourmetcruelty.com and board member of Support Vegans in the Prison System and New York City’s Empty Cages Collective, lives in New York.

“Offers over fifteen perspectives and testimonies by sixteen vegan activists and animal liberationists”—Reference & Research Book News.

• Table of ContentsAcknowledgmentsPreface deleteSarahjane BlumIntroduction: Hallway Conversations on Animal Liberation and Veganism deleteKim SochaSection I. Theory for PraxisTurning Our Heads: The “See No Evil” Dilemma deleteDallas RisingAnti-Capitalism and Abolitionism deleteTravis Elise“Just tell the truth”: A Polemic on the Value of Radical Activism deleteKim SochaLiterary Analysis for Animal Liberation: Stephen King’s Animal Kingdom deletePatrick McAleerSection II. Veganism in ActionVegan Parenting: Navigating and Negating Speciesist Media deleteAl NowatzkiOn Cheese, Motherhood and Everyday Activism  Chelsea Youngquist HasslerTill Vegan Do Us Part? Personal Change, Interpersonal Relationships and Divorce deleteElizabeth CookSection III. Narratives of ChangeIntroducing Speciesism to the Rescue Community deleteMelissa E. MaaskeTales of an Animal Liberationist deleteDallas RisingAn Oral History of the Animal Rights Coalition: Thirty Years of Grassroots Activism deleteMary Britton Clouse, Charlotte Cozzetto, deleteHeidi Greger and Vonnie ThomasbergSection IV. Moving Toward RevolutionKilling Them Softly: Marketing a Movement, Marketing Meat M. Ryan LeitchHow “Humane” Labels Harm Chickens: Why Our Focus as Advocates Should Be Egg-Free Diets, Not Cage-Free Eggs  Melissa SwansonThe “Dreaded Comparisons” and Speciesism: Leveling the  Hierarchy of Suffering deleteKim SochaAnimal Enterprise Acts and the Prosecution of the “SHAC 7”:  An Insider’s Perspective deleteAaron ZellhoeferSome Things Get Better, Some Get Worse: On Being Scared, Being Around, and Trying to Be Kind deleteSarahjane BlumAfterword: Flower Power deletepattrice jonesAbout the ContributorsIndex

Kim Socha is an animal liberation advocate who sits on the boards of the Institute for Critical Animal Studies and the Animal Rights Coalition. She lives in Minneapolis, Minnesota. Sarahjane Blum, co-founder of gourmetcruelty.com and board member of Support Vegans in the Prison System and New York City’s Empty Cages Collective, lives in New York.

“Offers over fifteen perspectives and testimonies by sixteen vegan activists and animal liberationists”—Reference & Research Book News.

• Table of ContentsAcknowledgmentsPreface deleteSarahjane BlumIntroduction: Hallway Conversations on Animal Liberation and Veganism deleteKim SochaSection I. Theory for PraxisTurning Our Heads: The “See No Evil” Dilemma deleteDallas RisingAnti-Capitalism and Abolitionism deleteTravis Elise“Just tell the truth”: A Polemic on the Value of Radical Activism deleteKim SochaLiterary Analysis for Animal Liberation: Stephen King’s Animal Kingdom deletePatrick McAleerSection II. Veganism in ActionVegan Parenting: Navigating and Negating Speciesist Media deleteAl NowatzkiOn Cheese, Motherhood and Everyday Activism  Chelsea Youngquist HasslerTill Vegan Do Us Part? Personal Change, Interpersonal Relationships and Divorce deleteElizabeth CookSection III. Narratives of ChangeIntroducing Speciesism to the Rescue Community deleteMelissa E. MaaskeTales of an Animal Liberationist deleteDallas RisingAn Oral History of the Animal Rights Coalition: Thirty Years of Grassroots Activism deleteMary Britton Clouse, Charlotte Cozzetto, deleteHeidi Greger and Vonnie ThomasbergSection IV. Moving Toward RevolutionKilling Them Softly: Marketing a Movement, Marketing Meat M. Ryan LeitchHow “Humane” Labels Harm Chickens: Why Our Focus as Advocates Should Be Egg-Free Diets, Not Cage-Free Eggs  Melissa SwansonThe “Dreaded Comparisons” and Speciesism: Leveling the  Hierarchy of Suffering deleteKim SochaAnimal Enterprise Acts and the Prosecution of the “SHAC 7”:  An Insider’s Perspective deleteAaron ZellhoeferSome Things Get Better, Some Get Worse: On Being Scared, Being Around, and Trying to Be Kind deleteSarahjane BlumAfterword: Flower Power deletepattrice jonesAbout the ContributorsIndex