Circles of Compassion : : Essays Connecting Issues of Justice

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Connecting the dots / by Carol J. Adams --The Circles of Compassion vision / by Will tuttle -- Beyond humanism, toward a new animalism / by David Cantor -- No innocent bystanders / by Angel Flinn -- Why compassion is essential to social justice / by Katrina Fox -- A woman, a cat, and a realization / by Beatrice Friedlander -- In the doing and the being / by Lori B. Girshick -- Social responsibility, reflexivity, and chasing rainbows / by Rachel Alicia Griffin -- Eating animals and the illusion of personal choice / by Robert Grillo -- Carnism : why eating animals is a social justice issue / by Melanie Joy --Social justice, sincerity, and sustenance / by Lisa Kemmerer -- Mother Corn, Father Pumpkin, Sister Bean / by Rita Laws -- Until every belly is full / by Keith McHenry -- Slavery. It's still a thing / by Christopher-Sebastian McJetters -- Hunger, meat, and the banality of evil / by Dawn Moncrief -- Animal rights equal human rights : domesecration and entangled oppression / by David Nibert -- Building an animal advocacy movement for racial and disability justice / by Anthony J. Nocella II -- Our lifeline revealed through the eye of justice / by Richard A. Oppenlander -- A hunger for justice / by Lauren Ornelas -- Veganism : a path to non-violence -- Climate change and injustice everywhere / by Sailesh Rao -- Injustice everywhere / by Anteneh Roba -- Becoming a vegan feminist agitator / by Marla Rose -- How we hinder children to protect them / by Ruby Roth -- Connecting the dots on dietary choices / by Richard H. Schwartz -- Looking behind the curtain to the hidden side of justice issues / by Kim Sheridan -- The gay animal : a personal exploration of interconnections / by Jasmin Singer -- Animal rights as a social justice issue / by Gary Smith -- Confronting the saboteur within : advancing a consciousness of compassion / by Jo Stepaniak -- Unrecognized roots of injustice and the vegan transformation / by Will Tuttle -- The MOGO principle for a peaceful, sustainable, and humane world / by Zoe Weil -- Going forward / by Will Tuttle.

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