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                                     Throughout history animals have been misused because they have never had spokesmen to fight for them, but as we humans are improving people have come together to form the PETA foundation (People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals). It is a non-profitable foundation, which was founded in March of 1980. It consists of 300 employees and two million members and supporters whose role is to fight for the rights of animals and make sure that people don’t put animals in danger. In this essay, I’d be talking about the fight against animal cruelty and the good reasons to become a Vegan or turn Vegetarian.             A Vegetarian is a person who does not eat or does not believe in eating meat, fish, fowl, or, in some cases, any food derived from animals, as eggs or cheese, but subsists on vegetables, fruits, nuts, grain and more but a Vegan is one refrains from using any animal product whatever for food, clothing, or any other purpose. Becoming one of

ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY – PETA RESEARCH Janelle Rohr, ed.   “Animal Rights Opposing Viewpoints”. Greenhaven Pr 1989. Print I got this book to learn on whether there is even rights for animals and to learn about the opposing agruments about the situation of animal rights Griffiths, Heather: Steinbrecher, Christopher “THE COLONEL'S STRATEGY: KFC, PETA, AND SUPERFICIAL APPEASEMENT”   Excerpt in Sociological Spectrum. Vol. 30 Issue 6, p725-741, 17p Print This talks about the fight between fast food restaurants and Animal Right Activits Freeman, Carrie Packwood. “Framing Animal Rights in the "Go Veg" Campaigns of U.S. Animal Rights Organizations ” Vol 18. 2010 Print This article explains that we can all avoid killing animals and still get a balanced diet Murchison, William. “Animal Rights and Wrongs” Vol 36 pg29-39=6, 8p Print This article compare animals to humans and explains how wrong it is and that it should be banned Pivetti, Monica. “Animal rights activists

School Meals MSG Ingredient Veagans vs No Vegean What types of oil is concidered healthy What types of chemicals can be added to foods Research Topic : PETA - People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals Midterm is going to be on adding toys to food meals to add the actraction ex Mcdonalds Happy Meals

          Afer reading all the opinions of the food stamps regulation and soda taxation i had to agree with the Good Nutrition on a Budget by Caryn Sweeney . I agreed to her explanation because it made more sense. The reason people dont eat healthy food is not mainly because they don't have too much money to spend but its because they is not much time for people to cook a home meal......

After reading Fast Food Nation "Your Trusted Friends" which talks about how McDonalds became the big franchise that it is now. It goes to talk about how Ray Croc and Waltz Disney’s where so similar in that they came from the same state Illinois, both were part of WWI.             It also goes into detail of how they get kids to be customers “Kid Kustomers” Different ways of naggings that children practice in order to get what they what. They adding toys to their meals it entices them and in addition to that they also have characters that they listen to them since they are also on TV. All I can say about the big food industry is to continue doing what they have found profiting to them. If us humans care so much of our health we should do something about it and not go around suing companies. After watching “Supersize Me” all I could say was do people really eat McDonalds like the guy in the movie because its ridiculous. Three times a day is too much left alone for 30day

Review Worksheet 1.      Introduction: How does the first paragraph introduce both the paper’s topic and the writer’s approach or general conclusion? Is the first sentence attention-getting and relevant to the topic? My first paragraph was good but I needed to explain more thus expanding it to be longer than what it really is. 2.      What can you identify as a thesis statement? (Re-write it below) Suggest, if possible, a way to improve the introduction or thesis statement. I identify the thesis in the first sentence of the introduction “I am writing about how the food from the 19 th Century was better than that of the food we eat in the 21 st Century” 3.      Structure: Can you identify the organization of the paper from the main idea of each paragraph? What are the main concepts explored in the paper? Does each paragraph make a relevant point that is distinct from what has already been covered? What are the main conclusions? According to the structure its is as introduction

1. Fast Food Nations: Where the meat comes from and how it is processed to turn up in the supermarket or grocery store that we buy them from to cook. 2. Food Inc: Watch it again and take notes this time to write down what was forgotten 3. Relatives: Talk to my family and ask about how they cook to how their mom(grandmother) cooks.   4. http://www.fda.gov/Food/FoodIngredientsPackaging/default.htm:  Compare the differences in the food and what is added in the food and why is it added and why is the which is gotten fresh is not added in it 5. http://www.africa.upenn.edu/Miscellany/Recipes_from_12913.html

Throughout this documentary I couldn’t ignore the fact that this world revolves around a supply and demand economy so why is it that we are bashing a bunch of companies that have found a way to do both. If the people that consumed their product stopped, it would change the food industry. Just because some people say they don’t want it doesn’t mean it shouldn’t be supplied. True, the industries just care about money not the health of people but it’s the same consumers that made it that way.              A line that made total sense to me was “If you can grow a chicken in 49 days why would you want one that grows in 3 months”. The answer that would be received by most people will be yes, because the main goal is to get more money to continue paying workers, rent or mortgage and to be able to continue their business, unless you are a unprofitable food factory which is unlikely. If we want to change this it has to start from the leaves not the roots like the society are trying to do

             I am writing about how the food from the 19 th Century was better than that of the food we eat in the 21 st Century. Throughout history the food industry has been blasted for their part in obesity. This is because people from the early days ate healthy and natural food items rather than preserved items which must be approved as healthy but is not really if the Nutritional facts are read in the back of every product bought from the grocery store or market             In the 19 th Century food in Ghana, food from my country was gotten from people’s farms because we were a hunting and gathering society. Every family had their own farm where they planted what was need, whether to sell to others or for their own need. My grandmother still goes by the old life style which is by having her own where she grows corn, tomatoes, pepper and many times of fruits including Avocado, Pears and Oranges. She also raises animals such as chickens, ducks and goats. This makes it possi