Documentaries & Videos

A century after her grandfather claimed his freedom from slavery and the family land, Elsie Herring and her North Carolina community fight the world’s largest pork corporation for their freedom to enjoy fresh air, clean water, and a life without the stench of manure.

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They’re Trying to Kill Us is a new groundbreaking documentary from Executive Producers seven-time NBA All-Star, Chris Paul and 7X Grammy winner, Billie Eilish. 

The film features notable influencers from the fields of Hip Hop, medicine, sports, entertainment, policy, and politics weighing in on the singular most deadly threat to American society that mainstream media doesn’t want to talk about.

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Together, we have the capacity to make the world a better place, however, humanity is missing some pieces when addressing injustice, inequality or peace. In this video, I’m going to repicture Veganism, and discuss the often dismissed deepest core value of it as an ethical philosophy, and how it relates to our social justice movement and the progress of human society today.

Veganism is a movement for justice, equality and compassion, and being vegan is all about respecting the fundamental right of every sentient being to live freely. Changing how we as a species view life, and getting rid of the notion of human supremacy and speciesism will result in a significant reduction or absence of every other supremacy & discrimination. Being vegan as a lifestyle or practice, in terms of eating a plant based diet and avoiding all animal products (animal abuse & exploitation) is not the goal, and it should just be a consequence in a vegan society that we are dreaming of.

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Voiceless: Crime of Silence is a ground-breaking new feature-length documentary delving into the fervently heated world of the rapidly growing animal rights movement, the now single biggest social justice movement of the century! Told through the intimate stories of 3 Australian activists, who’s journeys within the movement we follow over the course of 2 years, painting rich portraits of their lives.

Is veganism just about the animals? Or is it a part of a broader movement for peace and nonviolence?

A segment of the animal rights community have argued that veganism is an apolitical, single-issue movement for nonhuman animals. They say we can’t afford to split our time between causes, and that taking a stance on other issues narrows our reach. These folks mention how animals are forgotten in other social justice spaces, making it even more important for our movement to be focussed strictly on nonhuman animals.

Taking a stance against human exploitation does not mean shifting our focus from animals. In fact, showing solidarity for other movements is how we remain consistent with our founding values. By looking back at the origins of veganism we can see how the movement for animals came from progressive social views and that our pioneering animal activists have consistently fought alongside other liberation movements because of our shared values.

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