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| Keywords: veggie pride parade nyc veggieprideparadenyc nyc parade nycparade nyc parade vegan vegetarian compassion animal rights animalrights animal welfare animalwelfare healthy living healthyliving low cholesterol lowcholesterol vivavegie society vivavegiesociety pamela rice pamelarice 101 reasons why i'm a vegetarian 101reasonswhyimavegetarian vegan outreach veganoutreach vegan advocacy veganadvocacy meatless diet meatlessdiet meat is murder meatismurder outdoor vehicle bike motorcycle Lee Hall, speaks, 2016 NYC Veggie Pride Parade Lee Hall was when this event took place in the middle of launching a new book, On Their Own Terms: Animal Liberation for the 21st Century. As an author, Lee reclaims the terms animal rights, animal welfare, and animal liberation. Lee's perspec- tive brings an environmentalist's urgency to the development of animal- rights philosophy and vegan education. Lee writes on the importance of habitat in a world coping with climate change and mass extinctions. Lee is an experienced legal opponent of animal control in national parks, and a teacher of animal and environmental law. Not to mention a member of the board of CARE - Compassion for Animals, Respect for the Environment - which runs the annual Chester County Vegan Festival in Pennsylvania. In the spirit of Veggie Pride, Lee was at the event to show how our decision not to consume animals does a planet good. Lee Hall, speaks, 2016 NYC Veggie Pride Parade Lee Hall was when this event took place in the middle of launching a new book, On Their Own Terms: Animal Liberation for the 21st Century. As an author, Lee reclaims the terms animal rights, animal welfare, and animal liberation. Lee's perspec- tive brings an environmentalist's urgency to the development of animal- rights philosophy and vegan education. Lee writes on the importance of habitat in a world coping with climate change and mass extinctions. Lee is an experienced legal opponent of animal control in national parks, and a teacher of animal and environmental law. Not to mention a member of the board of CARE - Compassion for Animals, Respect for the Environment - which runs the annual Chester County Vegan Festival in Pennsylvania. In the spirit of Veggie Pride, Lee was at the event to show how our decision not to consume animals does a planet good. | ||||
