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where science and ethics intersect with politics

Author: Brandy W. Walt-Rose

This Month in Compassion: September 2025

September is a month filled with awareness, remembrance, and calls to action. Across health, cultural heritage, and social justice, September … More

community, compassion, ethics, health, human rights, humane

Frontline Defenders: Meet the People Fighting to Keep Equality Alive

When the Supreme Court handed down Obergefell v. Hodges in 2015, marriage equality supporters celebrated in the streets. For many, … More

civil rights, equal rights, equality, human rights, Supreme Court

The Price of Prejudice: How Attacking Rights Hurts Economies

Civil rights aren’t just moral issues—they’re economic ones. And every time a state decides to legislate discrimination, it sends a … More

civil rights, economy, equal rights

Mapping the Threat: Which States Are Poised to Ban Equality First?

If Obergefell v. Hodges falls, the next question won’t be if some states ban same-sex marriage—it will be which ones … More

civil rights, equal rights, equal rights amendment 2, era, human rights, humane

The Fragile Shield: Respect for Marriage Act—Enough or Just a Safety Net?

When the Supreme Court gutted Roe v. Wade in 2022, marriage equality advocates saw the writing on the wall. If … More

civil rights, equal rights, equality, human rights, Supreme Court

Trial Balloons and Time Bombs: The New Playbook for Rolling Back Rights

When civil rights are under attack, the first strike isn’t always a direct hit—it’s often a test. A “trial balloon” … More

civil rights, democracy, equality, ethics, human rights

Justice Under Siege: Kim Davis and the Push to Drag America Backward

Ten years after Obergefell v. Hodges—the landmark ruling that confirmed same-sex couples have a constitutional right to marry—America is again … More

civil rights, equality, human rights, humane, lgbtqia, politics, Supreme Court

Federal Overreach in the Capital: Trump’s Power Grab Under the Guise of ‘Public Safety’

In yet another alarming display of executive overreach, Donald Trump has seized control of Washington, D.C.’s police force and ordered … More

democracy, ethics, humane, news, politics, Trump administration

World News Wednesday: August 6, 2025

Top animal rights developments from around the globe. Oregon’s IP28 Campaign Accelerates Toward Ballot Animal rights advocates in Oregon are … More

abolition, abolitionist, animal liberation, animal rights, animal welfare, animals, cruelty-free, environment, ethics, humane, humane news, news, politics, vegan, veganism

Chris Censullo — Creating a Kinder World, One Image at a Time

When I first reached out to Chris Censullo for this interview, I already had a strong sense of the role … More

vegan, veganism

The Monthly Pulse: July 2025

As the world sweltered through the hottest July on record, the fight for justice—in every form—pressed forward with renewed urgency. … More

abolition, animal rights, environment, humane, Humane Party, news, politics, vegan

Policing Compassion: When Advocacy Becomes a Crime

In a world where compassion should be a virtue, it is increasingly becoming a liability—at least in the eyes of … More

abolition, animal rights, animal welfare, animals, cruelty-free, humane

EDITOR’S NOTE: When Mourning Becomes a Moral Test

Every time a public figure passes — especially one with a complicated relationship to animals — a familiar fracture emerges … More

animal, animal rights, animal welfare, compassion, ethics, humane, news

World News Wednesday: July 10–22 – Animal Rights on the Rise

From courtroom battles to consumer bans, the global fight for animals surged forward this week—despite setbacks in U.S. legislation. Animal … More

animal liberation, animal rights, animal welfare, humane, humane news, news, vegan

Corn Sweat and Climate: The Hidden Cost of Feeding Animals

It’s not just a quirky weather term. “Corn sweat” is a documented phenomenon that raises humidity, fuels storms, and exposes … More

animals, climate change, environment, vegan

When Hunters Cry Foul: What the NYT Got Right—and Still Refuses to Say—About Trump’s Bird Banding Cuts

The New York Times is suddenly worried about science—because hunters are. But where was this energy when bird banding served … More

animal liberation, animal rights, animal welfare, environment, humane, news

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