My Face Is on Fire is a blog (with an associated podcast) which focuses on abolitionist vegan education, animal rights issues and the misrepresentation of veganism in pop culture or mainstream media.
These are from a talk given by Professor Gary L. Francione on May 11, 2008 in the Brighton Town Lodge, outside of Rochester, NY. Here are Parts 1 through 5. The volume is a little on the low side, especially in Part 1.
ETA: While looking for more information on this talk, filmed by Rochester Indymedia, I found a transcript of it here, for those who are interested.
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Saturday, July 25, 2009
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2 comments:
Thanks for sharing the transcript. I have a really hard time with video/audio on the computer and being able to read it lets me actually access the content.
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You're more than welcome! I'm glad that you're having a look at it.
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