More Voices, More Stories: The Humane Herald Is Looking for Writers

Something has been shifting at The Humane Herald. Not dramatically. There was no editorial meeting where someone circled a date … More

Black VegFest attendees, vendors, and advocates gather in New York City, where the Humane Party joined the community as allies and supporters.

This Is What Political Organizing Can Look Like

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Black History Month

Black History Month is not a symbolic observance or a relic of the past—it is a necessary corrective to historical amnesia. From voting rights and policing to education, wealth inequality, and cultural erasure, the struggles and contributions of Black Americans continue to shape the nation’s present. Understanding Black history is essential to understanding America itself—and to confronting the unfinished work of justice that remains.

Abolition Day

Abolition Day marks the ratification of the 13th Amendment—an end to legal slavery, but not an end to the forces that shaped it. For the Humane Party, this day is both remembrance and responsibility, a reminder that abolition was a beginning and that the deeper work of justice remains unfinished.

General Strike Rising: Ethical Reckoning or Revolutionary Mirage?

With tensions rising and calls for a general strike spreading across the country, The Humane Herald asks: What does real resistance look like when ethics—not power—take the lead?

This feature examines the roots of the movement, the moral questions it raises, and what must come after disruption if we hope to build a truly just world.