Belief on the Right Side of History
Posted on December 23, 2014 by Matt Ball
Most people think a concern for animals is limited to liberals. But this isn’t necessarily the case. Many leafleters report they were received more openly at places like Brigham Young and the University of Oklahoma than Berkeley or the University of Colorado in Boulder. I am a good example as well. I was raised in a religious family and went to religious schools all the way through high school. I read Ayn Rand and considered myself a “neo-con.” Three events changed my outlook. The first...
Read MoreThe Roadmap to Animal Liberation
Posted on December 9, 2014 by Matt Ball
Most people think a concern for animals is limited to liberals. But this isn’t necessarily the case. Many leafleters report they were received more openly at places like Brigham Young and the University of Oklahoma than Berkeley or the University of Colorado in Boulder. I am a good example as well. I was raised in a religious family and went to religious schools all the way through high school. I read Ayn Rand and considered myself a “neo-con.” Three events changed my outlook. The first...
Read MoreThe health argument vs. ethical argument
Posted on October 29, 2014 by Amanda Riley
Most people think a concern for animals is limited to liberals. But this isn’t necessarily the case. Many leafleters report they were received more openly at places like Brigham Young and the University of Oklahoma than Berkeley or the University of Colorado in Boulder. I am a good example as well. I was raised in a religious family and went to religious schools all the way through high school. I read Ayn Rand and considered myself a “neo-con.” Three events changed my outlook. The first...
Read MoreWhy We’re Winning
Posted on October 27, 2014 by Matt Ball
Most people think a concern for animals is limited to liberals. But this isn’t necessarily the case. Many leafleters report they were received more openly at places like Brigham Young and the University of Oklahoma than Berkeley or the University of Colorado in Boulder. I am a good example as well. I was raised in a religious family and went to religious schools all the way through high school. I read Ayn Rand and considered myself a “neo-con.” Three events changed my outlook. The first...
Read MoreVegucated: Three People. Six Weeks. One Challenge.
Posted on October 8, 2014 by Amanda Riley
Most people think a concern for animals is limited to liberals. But this isn’t necessarily the case. Many leafleters report they were received more openly at places like Brigham Young and the University of Oklahoma than Berkeley or the University of Colorado in Boulder. I am a good example as well. I was raised in a religious family and went to religious schools all the way through high school. I read Ayn Rand and considered myself a “neo-con.” Three events changed my outlook. The first...
Read MoreCaring for Animals and Caring for Yourself
Posted on August 21, 2014 by Amanda Riley
Most people think a concern for animals is limited to liberals. But this isn’t necessarily the case. Many leafleters report they were received more openly at places like Brigham Young and the University of Oklahoma than Berkeley or the University of Colorado in Boulder. I am a good example as well. I was raised in a religious family and went to religious schools all the way through high school. I read Ayn Rand and considered myself a “neo-con.” Three events changed my outlook. The first...
Read MoreGrowl: Life Lessons, Hard Truths, and Bold Strategies from an Animal Advocate
Posted on July 10, 2014 by KDreher
Most people think a concern for animals is limited to liberals. But this isn’t necessarily the case. Many leafleters report they were received more openly at places like Brigham Young and the University of Oklahoma than Berkeley or the University of Colorado in Boulder. I am a good example as well. I was raised in a religious family and went to religious schools all the way through high school. I read Ayn Rand and considered myself a “neo-con.” Three events changed my outlook. The first...
Read MoreTips for running a successful Paid-Per-View event
Posted on June 27, 2014 by KDreher
Most people think a concern for animals is limited to liberals. But this isn’t necessarily the case. Many leafleters report they were received more openly at places like Brigham Young and the University of Oklahoma than Berkeley or the University of Colorado in Boulder. I am a good example as well. I was raised in a religious family and went to religious schools all the way through high school. I read Ayn Rand and considered myself a “neo-con.” Three events changed my outlook. The first...
Read MoreVegFund sees green as the new black for microfinance
Posted on June 18, 2014 by Amanda Riley
Most people think a concern for animals is limited to liberals. But this isn’t necessarily the case. Many leafleters report they were received more openly at places like Brigham Young and the University of Oklahoma than Berkeley or the University of Colorado in Boulder. I am a good example as well. I was raised in a religious family and went to religious schools all the way through high school. I read Ayn Rand and considered myself a “neo-con.” Three events changed my outlook. The first...
Read MoreDefiant Daughters: 21 Women on Art, Activism, Animals, and The Sexual Politics of Meat
Posted on May 14, 2014 by KDreher
Most people think a concern for animals is limited to liberals. But this isn’t necessarily the case. Many leafleters report they were received more openly at places like Brigham Young and the University of Oklahoma than Berkeley or the University of Colorado in Boulder. I am a good example as well. I was raised in a religious family and went to religious schools all the way through high school. I read Ayn Rand and considered myself a “neo-con.” Three events changed my outlook. The first...
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