animal rights – An INDY JOURNALIST’S BLOG

April 19, 2016

SeaWorld polishes its marketing message partnering with HSUS

— A print version of this interview is available in the Spring 2016 edition of the Lower Island News. Republished with permission. April 19-2016 SeaWorld polishes its marketing message partnering with HSUS by Diane Walsh Washington DC — Lower Island News has had the pleasure of conducting a one-on-one interview with Wayne Pacelle, President and CEO Continue reading

animal rights, Environmental articles, Social justice articles, U.S., Washington DC/Vancouver Island

January 28, 2016

A disturbing use of the honey bee

Unknown artist illustration in Blackie’s Encyclopedia, 1880 An academic essay on a more general topic, blogged here because of what it has to say about the human uses and abuses of the honey bee – including Jake Kosek’s excellent work in the area. Essay on the subject of the abuse of bees_ copyright_mediageode_2015 Latest Continue reading

animal rights, Environmental articles, Social justice articles, U.S., UK

January 6, 2016

My Favourite Anthropologists

Standing up for Perspectivism! DRAFT ESSAY Ontological_Turn_essay_Perspectivism_ Continue reading

Amazonian literature, animal rights, Environmental articles, U.S./UK/Europe/Canada

January 3, 2016

Dolphin Reflections – Perspectivism

https://tiddletaddle.wordpress.com/2016/01/03/dolphin-reflections-perspectvism/ Continue reading

animal rights, Environmental articles, U.S.

December 11, 2015

Inspired writing thanks to my favourite anthropologists

https://gorillaradioblog.blogspot.com/2015/12/whitewhale-shock-to-system.html Google Eduardo Kohn, PhD, Anthropologist to learn more about multi-species anthropology Essay 1_Anthro_copyright_mediageode2015-2019_.pdf Continue reading

Amazonian literature, animal rights, Environmental articles, Europe/NorthAmerica, Social justice articles, U.S./UK/Europe/Canada, Washington, DC

December 10, 2015

The Beluga’s Culture Shock

https://x.com/janischshane/status/1920837774845804550?s=12 They should be free, not forced to live in a tank and entertain people. #EmptyTheTanks pic.twitter.com/ZV2rKGKhJ3 — World Animal Protection US (@MoveTheWorldUS) April 7, 2023 The Beluga’s Culture Shock By Diane Walsh Seeing the world through the ‘Bubble’— Musings from East Scotland. Culture shock is something usually associated with a person feeling a sense Continue reading

animal rights, Environmental articles, Scotland, U.S.