In his essay Animal Liberation, Peter Singer advocates for a basic principle of equality, regardless of differences between humans and non-humans. When postulating this approach, Singer compares the suffering of historically oppressed people such as African Americans and Women to that of animals today. To expand, Singer advocates for a liberation movement for animals, a movement that will help us explore our moral horizons, then leading us to acknowledge unethical and unjustifiable practices. Basically, what was once regarded as natural, will now be seen as unjustifiable prejudice (Singer Pg. 802) Furthermore, Singer takes the approach of recognizing the differences between humans and animals. Hence, with these differences there will be varying
