I want to make the world a better place for animals.
To do that, I want to change how people think about animals.
As a Harvard-educated lawyer, writer, and advocate, I have always had big goals about helping the world. But I used to think I needed some external permission to do something about it. It took a lot of big changes for me to realize the power is in simple, everyday choices. Let me tell you what happened.
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