Foreword: Connecting the Dots by Carol J. Adams Introduction: The Circles of Compassion Vision by Will Tuttle Beyond Humanism, Toward a New Animalism by David Cantor No Innocent Bystanders by Angel Flinn Why Compassion is Essential to Social Justice by Katrina Fox A Woman, a Cat, and a Realization by Beatrice Friedlander In the Doing and the Being by Lori B.Girshick Social Responsibility, Reflexivity, and Chasing Rainbows by Rachel Alicia Griffin Eating Animals and the Illusion of Personal Choice by Robert Grillo Carnism: Why Eating Animals is a Social Justice Issue by Melanie Joy Social Justice, Sincerity, and Sustenance by Lisa Kemmerer Mother Corn, Father Pumpkin, Sister Bean... by Rita Laws Until Every Belly is Full by Keith McHenry Slavery. It's Still a Thing by Christopher-Sebastian McJetters Hunger, Meat, and the Banality of Evil by Dawn Moncrief Animal Rights Equal Human Rights: Domesecration and Entangled Oppression by David Nibert Building an Animal Advocacy Movement for Racial and Disability Justice by Anthony J. Nocella II Our Lifeline Revealed Through the Eye of Justice by Richard A.Oppenlander A Hunger for Justice by lauren Ornelas Veganism: A Path to Non-Violence by Colleen Patrick-Goudreau Climate Change and Injustice Everywhere by Sailesh Rao Injustice Everywhere by Anteneh Roba Becoming a Vegan Feminist Agitator by Marla Rose How We Hinder Children to Protect Them by Ruby Roth Connecting the Dots on Dietary Choices by Richard H. Schwartz Looking Behind the Curtain to the Hidden Side of Justice Issues by Kim Sheridan The Gay Animal: A Personal Exploration of Interconnections by Jasmin Singer Animal Rights as a Social Justice Issue by Gary Smith Confronting the Saboteur Within: Advancing a Consciousness of Compassion by Jo Stepaniak Unrecognized Roots of Injustice and the Vegan Transformation by Will Tuttle The MOGO Principle for a Peaceful, Sustainable, and Humane World by Zoe Weil Conclusion: Going Forward by Will Tuttle
Will Tuttle, visionary author of The World Peace Diet, is a pianist, composer, educator, and recipient of the Courage of Conscience Award. A former Zen monk, his PhD from University of California Berkeley focused on educating intuition and altruism. Dr Tuttle presents at events around the world, promoting peace through compassion for all life.
'Compassion is the path to transformation of consciousness and purification of the human spirit. This important book is an exciting collection of deep reflections about compassion and its celebration of all living creatures who abide equally within the shimmering web of life.' -- Elizabeth and Dennis Kucinich
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