in respect of Black History Month, and the 50th anniversary since the 1966 founding of the Black Panthers Party for Self-Defense, this post is dedicated to…
Continue reading → 5 things that animal rights can learn from the black panthers
content warning for triggering material, including violence against women, sexual violence, misogyny, child abuse, racism, ableism, transphobia, patriarchy, & violence against animals. this article was written…
my mind is an ocean. it is deep, it can be terrifying, but it gives me sustenance. i spend my days navigating the ceaseless waves…
Continue reading → DOMESTICIZATION – MUSINGS ON THE ROOTS OF SPECIESISM & OPPRESSION
this is a talk i gave a year&1/2 ago, where i shared some analysis about the failings of criminalizing animal abuse and the ways in which…
Continue reading → Transformative Justice for Animal Liberation
the liberation of animals does not mean the liberation of humans, or the planet. so here are 3 reasons why NOT to apply trans-species analogies…
Continue reading → animal liberation is NOT human liberation
obviously ELK loves those events that create space for sharing knowledge and ideas, because we all benefit from learning how to fuck-up less and how…
Continue reading → creating space for radical knowledge, skill-sharing and anti-oppressive workshops
this is an ongoing series of short rants on the commonalities of oppressions. this one here is about patriarchy (social systems of gendered discrimination, violences…
