Perspective
Racism in Me, the Movement, and the Meat Industry
Seeing racism in myself was the first step to confronting it in the animal advocacy movement—and in the system we’re working to change.
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Jamie Berger
Jamie Berger is a filmmaker and activist whose documentary, The Smell of Money, follows a North Carolina community fighting for environmental justice against the world’s largest pork company.
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