Exploring the intersection of ethics and activism, this book delves into the ongoing debate surrounding human and animal rights. With an impartial approach, I dissect the arguments often used to justify human superiority over animals, aiming to offer insights accessible to both advocates and skeptics of animal rights. From their vital role in drug testing to their capacity for emotion and suffering, animals raise profound questions about our moral obligations towards them. By examining six key arguments, readers are invited to reevaluate their perspectives, potentially challenging conventional notions of rights and morality. With academic credentials in Business Administration and Management Technology, I bring a balanced perspective to this contentious issue.
