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Trish Hall

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Peter Singer Still Doesn't Want You to Eat Animals

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By Trish Hall
| Vogue Verified
Nearly fifty years ago, the Australian philosopher Peter Singer attracted global attention for his forceful arguments against meat eating. A well-known writer and teacher, Singer is considered a founding father of the movement to stop the pain and suffering endured by animals in factory farming, and has influenced many of its leaders. His book, Animal Liberation, published in 1975, has been cited as one of the 100 best nonfiction books ever published.
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How New York Taught Me to Live in a Small Town - Again

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By Trish Hall
| Vogue Verified
When my daughter was about four, her father and I thought about moving to Piermont, an almost too-charming village on the west side of the Hudson River. It was between his work to the north and mine in the city. We would leave our one-bedroom apartment in Greenwich Village, where our daughter slept in the bedroom and we had a jerry-rigged bed in the foyer. In Piermont, we toured a house next to the river with a pool and a garden.
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Is the Race for a COVID-19 Vaccine Moving Too Fast?

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By Trish Hall
| Vogue Verified
I’m a vaccine lover. I got the shingles vaccine as soon as a colleague had a gruesome experience with an itchy, painful rash. But the prospect of a vaccine for COVID-19 has been scaring me. On the positive side, scientists are dropping everything and rushing to create a vaccine; whoever succeeds will be the world’s savior. On the other hand, the word “rushing” is a little unsettling. How do you know it’s safe? How do you know you should get it?
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