“An innovative, powerful, and timely collection. . . . It is a must-read for
scholars and activists interested in social justice, environmental justice,
animal rights, and total liberation.”
—S. Marek Muller, author, Impersonating Animals: Rhetoric, Ecofeminism, and
Animal Rights Law
“For those seeking an end to the interlocking systems of oppression, the
anti-carceral perspectives in this collection offer insights into emptying
all cages and keeping them empty for generations to come.”
—Amber E. George, Editor, Journal for Critical Animal Studies (JCAS)
“This essential collection poignantly highlights the necessity for everyone
involved in the struggle for justice for other animals to look beyond
carceral solutions and to recognize, and work against, the social structural
forces that bind and drive all forms of oppression.”
—David Nibert, Professor of Sociology, Wittenberg University
“Scholar-activism at its best. . . . Read this book closely and with an open
mind, and check your own privilege and assumptions concerning effective
vegan activism.”
—Nathan Poirier, M.S, Co-director of Students for Critical Animal Studies
“A powerful, intersectional, radical text that moves social justice,
critical animal studies, inclusion, and total liberation forward.”
—Anthony J. Nocella II, co-editor, Terrorists or Freedom Fighters?
Z. Zane McNeill is a nonbinary activist-scholar, ten-year vegan, and co-editor of Queer and Trans Voices: Achieving Liberation Through Consistent Anti-Oppression (Sanctuary Publishers, 2020). Zane lives in Morgantown, West Virginia.
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