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This week we speak with Carol Glasser, doctoral candidate in the Department of Sociology at the University of California, Irvine. Her current research focuses on the animal rights movement, examining how social movement organizations and the state interact and the role of militant direct action in the movement. We talk to her about Direct Action, the charges of “violence” levied against the ALF (Animal Liberation Front) and other direct action campaigns, her research, and, of course, animal rights activism.
Glasser is also the Research Director at the Humane Research Council. HRC focuses on conducting research to understand social attitudes toward issues relevant to animal advocates and to help animal advocacy groups learn about their target audiences, create effective messages and evaluate the success of campaigns and projects.
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Glad you are getting your name out there so I can brag about knowing you! I see a cover on TIME in your future!
You Carol, are a glorious, brilliant human being. One that fights for the innocent and voiceless…Bless our beloved animals who you give a loud voice to..I hope you don’t mind if I put this on my wall.
We shall win this battle!
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[...] live recordings of three presentations. In “The Radical Debate: A Straw Man in the Movement?”, Carol Glasser relates how she analyzed decades of news articles and Peter Young’s catalog of direct actions, [...]