ANIMAL RIGHTS circa 1958 on Network TV!!! I just finished watching an episode of Leave it to Beaver entitled “Beaver’s Poem” (Season 2 …
Category Archives: 1900s
Its tenets can teach us how to live at peace with our world
There is little that separates humans from other sentient beings—we all feel pain, we all feel joy, we all deeply crave to be alive and to live freely …
What we do now certainly affects all those around us
Because of their belief in Ahimsa (Sanskrit: Non-Killing, Non-Injuring, Harmlessness), vegans are naturally inclined toward pacifism, and many take an …
WANTED—A NAME
We should all consider carefully what our Group, and our magazine, and ourselves, shall be called. “Non-dairy” has become established as a generally …
Welfare versus Abolition
Please think about the following quote by Woodrow Wilson the next time the debate between welfare (i.e., pursuing the regulation of slavery) versus …
Human imperialism has everywhere enslaved, oppressed, murdered and mutilated the animal peoples
Vivisection, for all its horrors, is only one of the many ways in which the human tyrant exploits the animal creation. We have been at war with the other creatures of this earth ever since the first human hunter set forth with spear into the primeval forest. Human imperialism has everywhere enslaved, oppressed, murdered and …
Which permitted him to annihilate the bond of community between him and the animal kingdom
In the course of his development towards culture man acquired a dominating position over his fellow-creatures in the animal kingdom. Not content with this supremacy, however, he began to place a gulf between his nature and theirs. He denied the possession of reason to them, and to himself he attributed an immortal soul, and made …
A common criticism is that the time is not yet ripe for our reform
A common criticism is that the time is not yet ripe for our reform. Can time ever be ripe for any reform unless it is ripened by human determination? Did Wilberforce wait for the “ripening” of time before he commenced his fight against slavery? Did Edwin Chadwick, Lord Shaftesbury, and Charles Kingsley wait for such …
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The negro would appear to stand on a lower evolutionary plane than the white man
NEGRO, the designation of the distinctly dark-skinned, as opposed to the fair, yellow and brown variations of mankind … . The negro would appear to …
The influence of economic motives on the action of mankind
If the influence of economic motives on the action of mankind ever had a clearer illustration it was in the modern history of the African race, and …
Quotes on Slavery 
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