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Choosing what you inherit from your parents
Last year, I was interviewed by a reporter for a Connecticut newspaper chain about my activism that seeks to increase federal funding for…
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Blumenthal could help eliminate so much suffering by supporting cellular agriculture
I was back outside Senator Blumenthal’s office today, urging him to support increased funding for cultivated-meat research. Among other things, this…
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Remembering I.F. Stone’s quote
I’ve been struggling lately with a sense of political hopelessness. We’re only a couple of years removed from an attempted fascist coup and our…
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Normies for animal liberation
For the past some years, I’ve tried to employ a political strategy, which, in my head, I refer to as “Normies for Animal Liberation.” Normies, of…
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Apparently, the police know my name
It was a weird morning. I arrived outside Senator Richard Blumenthal’s Hartford office and there were two police cars and three police motorcycles…
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The Gorons are still vegan
I’m currently playing The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom, the latest entry in the famed video-game series. I don’t really have a good sense of…
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Revisiting Rise of the Planet of the Apes
When Rupert Wyatt’s Rise of the Planet of the Apes came out in the summer of 2011, I was living in my hometown of Lake Placid, New York. I had an…
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Christology and animal rights
As I’ve grown more interested in religion, I’ve learned a bunch of new $10 words. One of those is Christology. For those who aren’t familiar with the…
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