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Veganism Is The Application Of The Principle Of Abolition In Your Own Life; It Represents Your Recognition That Animals Are Not Things. Veganism Is The Recognition Of The Moral Personhood Of Nonhuman Animals.

-Gary L. Francione

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Veganism Is The Application Of The Principle

Gary L. Francione

Veganism Is The Application Of The Principle Of Abolition In Your Own Life; It Represents Your Recognition That Animals Are Not Things. Veganism Is The Recognition Of The Moral Personhood Of Nonhuman Animals.

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