One scene, in particular, which is being referred to as the “creepy milk scene,” has started a dialog about—you guessed it—dairy products.
The “white stuff” isn’t the right stuff.
Some of Hollywood’s great talents were honored at the 2017 Oscars, where nominees and winners included standouts to people who stand up for animals.
Instead of asking the FDA to rename almond and soy milk, the dairy industry should clean up its act.
Iconic dancer Sylvie Guillem shows how anyone can jump-start the new year by switching to healthy and compassionate vegan meals.
According to a whistleblower, cows’ throats were slit, they were forced to live in piles of manure, and gear oil leaked into milk.
Experts note that the pain experienced by the cows was “akin to a person having their fingers broken.”
Women show that cow’s milk is the product of rape and child abduction.
In a victory five years in the making, the National Milk Producers Federation (NMPF) is forcing dairy farms to begin addressing the dehorning of calves.
Alan Cumming sends a letter to the CEO of Dairy Queen asking him to offer nondairy products for an ever-expanding market.
After 16-year-old Australian student Kaila Mackay made a YouTube video about the cruel dairy industry, she experienced horrendous bullying, which prevented her from returning to school.
PETA’s booths at gay-pride events across the country will showcase a new vegan campaign starring Alan Cumming.
The Indy 500 race will celebrate 100 years by tearing babies away from their mothers. Not because the moms are bad—it’s not personal. It’s just a business deal.
Animal advocates are not going to let the lie of “humane meat” … well, lie.
We may not be able to stop all the violence in the world, but each of us has the power to end a great deal of it.
