Meetup: How You Can Make Repression Backfire By Helping Animals

When wealthy corporations that are complicit in crimes against animals and humans spend hundreds of thousands of dollars prosecuting activists, they do so as a desperate attempt to repress anyone who tries to stop the harm they cause. The recent Perdue Rescue Trial is a powerful example of a criminal animal abuser trying to repress and scare people who care about animals so that we stop trying to save animals from the suffering that they are causing them. We can, and will, make all attempts to repress compassionate action backfire! At this Meetup we will discuss ways in which we can help animals in response to Zoe’s conviction and make commitments together to keep fighting for a world in which all animals are happy, safe, and free! Fresh coffee, tea, and a delicious plant-based brunch will be provided at the Meetup as well! Where: Berkeley Animal Rights Center West (2414 6th St, Berkeley) When: Saturday, November 29th 11am-12:30pm What: Community hangout and presentation - ARC West is a 30 minute walk from North Berkeley BART and only a 10 minute walk from the 51B bus stop at University and 6th St. - Dogs that like other dogs are welcome at this event! - There will be plant-based brunch and coffee, donations accepted - If you cannot join in person, you can join at 11:15am on Zoom at this link: dxe.io/meetupzoom Every Saturday at 11am we have Meetups for everyone and anyone who cares about animals and making the world a better place!