Lisa Kemmerer
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Sister Species: Women, Animals and Social Justice
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2011
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Eating Earth: Environmental Ethics and Dietary Choice
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2014
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Animals and World Religions
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2011
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Speaking Up for Animals: An Anthology of Women's Voices
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2011
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Primate People: Saving Nonhuman Primates through Education, Advocacy, and Sanctuary
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2012
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Bear Necessities: Rescue, Rehabilitation, Sanctuary, and Advocacy
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2015
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Animals and the Environment: Advocacy, activism, and the quest for common ground
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2015
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Kind Kennidy: What will Kind Kennidy do?
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In Search of Consistency: Ethics And Animals (Human-animal Studies, 3)
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2006
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Curly Tails & Cloven Hooves
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“When pressed, hunters who claim that they just want “to be out in the wilderness,” will admit that the kill is essential—or at least the hope of a kill. As it turns out, there is no correlation between hunting and hiking, climbing, backpacking, kayaking, or any other outdoor activity. Hunters do not purposefully linger in the woods after a kill, but quickly begin the process of preparing to head home with the corpse. For hunters, the kill is the climax—the most important moment. They are not driving into the woods (or sometimes actually walking) for the sake of beauty, but in the hope of a kill.”
― Speaking Up for Animals: An Anthology of Women's Voices
― Speaking Up for Animals: An Anthology of Women's Voices
“You ultimately decide, every day, whether or not your life will speak on behalf of the oppressed, or remain an inaudible but decisive tool for the status quo.”
― Speaking Up for Animals: An Anthology of Women's Voices
― Speaking Up for Animals: An Anthology of Women's Voices
“Most ecofeminists reject dichotomies and hierarchies as alien to the natural world – nature is interconnections.”
― Sister Species: Women, Animals and Social Justice
― Sister Species: Women, Animals and Social Justice
“The activist path is not easy, but it is the only reasonable path for those who desire change.”
― Sister Species: Women, Animals and Social Justice
― Sister Species: Women, Animals and Social Justice
“Most consumers are unaware of the ongoing, intense suffering and billions of premature deaths that lurk behind mayonnaise and cream, cold cuts and egg sandwiches.”
― Speaking Up for Animals: An Anthology of Women's Voices
― Speaking Up for Animals: An Anthology of Women's Voices
“Women and other animals are exploited for their reproductive abilities, and both are devalued as they age and wear out – when they are no longer able to reproduce.”
― Sister Species: Women, Animals and Social Justice
― Sister Species: Women, Animals and Social Justice
“Feminists lobby against sex wage discrepancies, gays fight homophobic laws, and the physically challenged demand greater access—each fighting for injustices that affect their lives, and/or the lives of their loved ones. Yet these dedicated activists usually fail to make even a slight change in their consumer choices for the sake of other much more egregiously oppressed and exploited individuals. While it is important to fight for one’s own liberation, it is counterproductive (not to mention selfish and small minded) to fight for one’s own liberation while willfully continuing to oppress others who are yet lower on the rungs of hierarchy.”
― Speaking Up for Animals: An Anthology of Women's Voices
― Speaking Up for Animals: An Anthology of Women's Voices
“Similarly, vivisection is a selfish exploitation of other creatures—nonhumans are not here to live and die on behalf of our hopes.”
― Animals and World Religions
― Animals and World Religions