Tag: New York City

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

Black VegFest, Humane Party, political organizing, political allyship, Black community, Black advocacy, vegan advocacy, animal rights, animal liberation, community organizing, coalition building, movement building, New York City, NYC, veganism, food justice, social justice, political activism, community engagement, humane politics, The Humane Herald

The Next Chapter Begins

New York City’s new wildlife law opened the door to something bigger. As advocates begin working together across organizations and communities, the next chapter of humane wildlife management is already taking shape.

Free At Last

What if animal liberation weren’t confined to courtrooms and campaigns—but passed quietly into law? This satirical illustration imagines a future where New York City recognizes what activists have long argued: freedom is not species-specific. As Bronx Zoo animals walk through open gates and into public life, the cartoon asks a simple, unsettling question—what changes when justice finally applies to everyone?