Voices for Animal Liberation Author Speaks
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Voices like the ones featured in Brittany’s book, will inspire and intrigue readers. Meme source: JaneUnchained News
#JaneUnChained #LIVETALK w BREAKING NEWS! The world heard Joaquin Phoenix’s brilliant Golden Globes acceptance speech, calling out animal agriculture & praising plant-based! Brittany Michelson talks about her amazing new book, Voices for Animal Liberation, which you can pre-order on Amazon and from her publisher, Skyhorse Publishing. This book is full of mesmerizing, first-person stories of how more than two dozen people became animal rights activists and movement leaders. Contributing writer, activist and former steak eater Dani Rukin, who is also featured in Brittany’s book, joins us too!

Thank you for bravely sharing the truth with millions of people, Joaquin! Meme source: PETA

We applaud Joaquin for his bravery! Photo: LA Animal Save Instagram
Pre-order Voices for Animal Liberation on Amazon, from her publisher, Skyhorse Publishing, or Barnes and Noble.

We can’t wait to read this book in March! Pre-order your copy today! Photo: Skyhorse Publishing
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Jane Velez-Mitchell reporting for JaneUnchained News Network.
Watch Joaquin’s acceptance speech below!
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