The belief that animals exist to serve humans is a narrative so deeply ingrained in our culture that it often escapes a critical look. This destructive perspective underpins practices of animal exploitation and unnecessary killing, allowing them to persist unchallenged. In today’s world, however, advancements and alternatives have made animal use increasingly unnecessary, yet convincing…
The idea that human liberation and animal liberation must advance together suggests that the freedom of one is inherently linked to the freedom of the other. However, the term “human liberation” might be more accurately framed as “social justice,” as it specifically highlights the challenges and struggles faced by oppressed human groups. Promoters of collective…
The intersectional approach within the animal rights movement seeks to address a broad spectrum of interconnected oppressions, including speciesism, racism, sexism, and more. By highlighting the links between various social justice issues, this strategy has garnered significant support. However, it is not without its challenges and critiques. Concerns have emerged regarding the potential shift in…
As human beings, we spend most of our lives functioning in states of low consciousness, where what we’re principally concerned with is ourselves, our self-interests, and our cravings. Our mind has been discreetly conditioned for all these years through an invisible, destructive belief system that is derived from human illusions with no basis in reality.…
Human supremacy leads to moral exclusion of animals. One of the main problems with human supremacy is that it leads to moral exclusion of animals. Moral exclusion is the process of denying moral consideration and protection to certain groups or individuals based on arbitrary criteria, such as species membership. Moral exclusion allows people to ignore…
