News of the hearing date comes as a tenth brief has been submitted in support of Happy’s right to liberty, signed by a group of 27 law professors from across the US and Canada and drafted by @MatthewGLiebman @usflaw and @KM_Bradshaw@ASUCollegeOfLaw. https://t.co/gnRastXTn2
We have a hearing date! On May 18, 2022, New York's highest court will hear arguments in our elephant client Happy’s case, which @TheAtlantic has called “the most important animal-rights case of the 21st century.” #FreeHappy https://t.co/gnRastXTn2
@RhondaMitrani loved seeing you last week in Miami at @collective62 - thinking about this beautiful show you curated last summer. Grateful to be part of it
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We appreciate @rickygervais so much for all his help in the past and now for helping us let people know that zoos cause brain damage to their captive elephants. Read more and withhold your money from zoos.
10 Worst Zoos: https://t.co/eH0Qt8zt2d
Pls RT & https://t.co/LjX16LgDyy
Celebrating release of @MandySuzanneW's Listen, We All Bleed (@NewRiversPress) w/this recast of her visit to the pod. Mandy-Suzanne reads essays from the book, paired w/sound art by @robbiejudkins & @colleenplumb. Powerful work on human-animal relations.
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"Can an elephant be a person? No case like this has ever reached so high a court, anywhere in the English-speaking world." Jill Lepore looks at the most important animal-rights case of the 21st century: https://t.co/idwm6W2wqR
The title of @ColleenPlumb’s photography project, “Thirty Times a Minute,” refers to how often elephants sway while in captivity, keeping time with their pulses: https://t.co/fi415x5zv9
"Can an elephant be a person? No case like this has ever reached so high a court, anywhere in the English-speaking world." Jill Lepore looks at the most important animal-rights case of the 21st century: https://t.co/R2qoNApJso
Thrilled to share this incredible essay from Mandy-Suzanne Wong's new collection LISTEN, WE ALL BLEED
A mighty mix criticism, activist call-to-arms/legs & intense, tremoring evocation of the work of artist Kathryn Eddy.
@MandySuzanneW@kkeart
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By the end of its first week in the world LISTEN, WE ALL BLEED squeezed onto @spdbooks' bestseller list. That crazy b word in actual proximity to the title of a book I made. More unlikely than a tree-climbing hermit crab. Thank you, @NewRiversPress !
Corporations, bodies of water, animals, and even deities around the world have been recognized as persons. But in the U.S., no legal designation exists for nonhuman animals. https://t.co/eMESsGClps
Good to see Emma Marris presenting "The Case Against Zoos" in the New York Times - a case also strongly made by Dale Jamieson in his article in my 1985 collection In Defence of Animals: https://t.co/184D9syAXQ