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Animal justice project
https://youtu.be/LellPt4yNZQ

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Stop Animal Abuse | Kyle Chung | TEDxPascoCountySchools

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Yes. This movement is currently in the process of trying to get the point across that animals are widely mistreated, abused and it shows that people test on them without the public's knowledge.

~liv

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The target audience is really everyone who miss treats animals or for people who have a heart and will protest against animal abuse.
~Hailey<3

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What Cause Is This Movement Representing?

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What Cause Is This Movement Representing?

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Welfare of animals, and how to treat them properly and take care of them.
-Eva

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 Are you inspired to participate? Why or why not?

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 Are you inspired to participate? Why or why not?

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I am inspired to participate in this act because i feel like the things people do to animals isn't fair to them, what are the animals supposed to do? they cant do anything to defend themselves
~Hailey<3

I was inspired to participate in this movement because I think that animals should be treated fairly and that people who are cruel to them should be brought to the light and shown how awful they are for doing these things.
-Eva

I am very much inspired to participate in this movement. I've had a lot of past experiences with animals who could've lived better lives than what they had, and watching all those beings suffer for most of their existence is not fun. Ive been helping with as many opportunities as ive run across, and i am going to continue doing so.
~nadien

I am so inspired to participate in this movement that I think everyone should take the time to educate themselves on this movement. I have adopted rescue animals that should have had a better upbringing then before my family adopted them. It is so frustrating to know that there are people in the world that think that animals are an object that should just obey their every command.
~liv

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Where is this movement taking place? How do people/organizations spread the word? How do others join?

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Where is this movement taking place? How do people/organizations spread the word? How do others join?

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Currently, this movement is taking place all over the world. The first bill against animal cruelty was passed in England and several american states. People most often tend to join through volunteering, advocating, adopting, and donating to the welfare of animals.

~nadien

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How Did This Movement Begin? Who Started It and Why?

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How Did This Movement Begin? Who Started It and Why?

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The current animal rights movement began in the 1970s when ethicist Peter Singer published his book, Animal Liberation. In one way or another, animal rights activists have been around for thousands of years, though it wasn't nearly as talked about then as it is now. Singer's main reason for starting the movement was, in his words exactly, “Animals have interests”. Some of these claims made others expand in tests/experiments, and help justify Singer's information, thus starting the animal rights movement.

~nadien

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Animal Justice Project is a non profit organization working to end the use and exploitation of animals on both farms and laboratories. The goals of this moment is to save all the animals and help prevent people from abusing these defenseless animals. Lets not forget all the people that use animals for their experiments and testing.
~Hailey <3

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What, if any, propaganda techniques does the movement employ?

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What, if any, propaganda techniques does the movement employ?

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Logos, this movement gives you the harsh reality of how many animals are exploited and abused on farms and in laboratories.

Pathos, shows you the beaten and abused animals before they are taken out of those situations, and given a second chance to live the life they deserve.

-Eva