New issue of Critical Education just published:
“Anthropocentrism’s Antidote: Reclaiming Our Indigenous Orientation to Non-human Teachers” by Don “Four Arrows” Jacobs, Jessica London Jacobs, and Sage Ryan.
This is the second article in the Critical Education series “The Lure of the Animal: Addressing Nonhuman Animals in Educational Theory and Research”.
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The Chronicle News Blog: UCLA Scientists Plan Counterprotest in Favor of Animal Testing
A group of students and scientists at the University of California at Los Angeles will try to beat animals-rights protesters at their own game tomorrow by demonstrating in favor of using animals for research purposes, which they consider crucial to developing live-saving medical breakthroughs.
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Los Angeles Times: UCLA professor stands up to violent animal rights activists
J. David Jentsch organizes a campus rally April 22 of those who believe biomedical testing on animals saves human lives. His car was set on fire March 7, allegedly by opponents of testing.
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The Chronicle News Blog: Animal-Rights Activists Claim Responsibility for Arson of UCLA Professor’s Car
The FBI is investigating yet another attack on a university researcher involved in animal experimentation.
A car was burned on Saturday outside the home of the researcher, an associate professor of behavioral neuroscience at the University of California at Los Angeles, an FBI spokesman said. No one was physically injured in the attack, the spokesman said.
A group called the Animal Liberation Front posted a message on its Web site from an entity calling itself the Animal Liberation Brigade claiming responsibility for the arson attack. The statement said the professor “addicts monkeys to methamphetamines and other street drugs” and promised future attacks that cause “a lot more damage than to your property” if the experimentation continues.
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