3/6, SF, Erik Marcus - Meat Market: Animals, Ethics, and Money

February 13, 2005

Meat Market: Animals, Ethics, and Money

What: Erik Marcus: MEAT MARKETWhere: SF - 1665 Haight Street (at the corner of Cole) at the Red Victorian Peace Center B & BWhen: Sunday 3/6/05 2 pmCost: Free RSVP: events

Erik Marcus is one of America’s leading writers about animal agriculture. He is also the publisher of Vegan.com, a popular website devoted to animal protection and the vegan lifestyle. A highly regarded public speaker, Mr. Marcus lives in the Boston area.

Please join Erik Marcus for this special Bay Area appearance as he talks about his newest book:

Meat Market: Animals, Ethics, and Money

Every generation, a book comes along that reshapes society’s attitudes toward food. Meat Market is such a book, and it offers the most compelling critique of animal agriculture yet set to print. In his talk, Erik Marcus looks at the history of animal agriculture, and charts the decline of its ethical standards. Despite the worsening plight of animals, Erik’s message is hopeful and optimistic. He offers ideas and strategies to combat cruelty that can be embraced by meat-lovers and activists alike. He also shows how easy it is to fill your diet with delicious, healthy, and humanely produced foods.

Please bring your family and friends to learn more about MEAT MARKET.

Public Transit - 1665 Haight St near the #7, #71, #6, #43 Masonic buses. From East Bay Bart connects underground to N-Judah tram, exit Cole and walk 4 blocks. For Cars - free street parking as it's a Sunday. There is also a paid parking lot four blocks from Red Vic at Stanyan and Beulah.

Sponsored by: Bay Area Vegetarians - www.bayareaveg.org