We Cannot Justify Treating Any Sentient Nonhuman

Ethical Veganism Represents A Commitment To Nonviolence.

There Is Increasing Social Concern About Our Use Of Nonhumans For Experiments, Food, Clothing And Entertainment. This Concern About Animals Reflects Both Our Own Moral Development As A Civilization And Our Recognition That The Differences Between Humans And Animals Are, For The Most Part, Differences Of Degree And Not Of Kind.

Veganism Is Not A Limitation In Any Way; It's An Expansion Of Your Love, Your Commitment To Nonviolence, And Your Belief In Justice For All.

If You Are Not Vegan, Please Consider Going Vegan. It’s A Matter Of Nonviolence. Being Vegan Is Your Statement That You Reject Violence To Other Sentient Beings, To Yourself, And To The Environment, On Which All Sentient Beings Depend.

We Do Not Think Clearly About Our Moral Obligations To Animals.