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Bloodlust

A podcast. A tick bite. A difficult question. In this thoughtful essay, Alison Irwin explores alpha-gal syndrome, ethics, and why changing what we eat doesn’t always change what we believe.

abolition, advocacy, AGS, Alison Irwin, alpha-gal syndrome, animal ethics, animal rights, compassion, ethical reflection, factory farming, food ethics, Go Vegan With Me, humane movement, moral philosophy, public health, Radiolab, The Reading Room, veganism

“Ethical Meat” and the Illusion of Choice

What does “ethical meat” really mean? This Language, Examined piece explores how the phrase reshapes the conversation—shifting focus from whether animals should be killed to how it’s done, and offering reassurance where deeper questions still remain.

animal agriculture, animal rights, ethical meat, food ethics, Humane Party, humane slaughter, Language, Examined, media language, speciesism

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