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Suzanne Grandt

Suzanne Grandt

San Francisco - California

Suzanne Grandt is an attorney based in San Francisco, California. She enjoys blogging about law, animal rights, and feminism. Check out her sites and be sure to follow her on social media!

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Articles by Suzanne

2021

4 articles
Women Leaders Spotlight: Stacey Abrams
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Women Leaders Spotlight: Stacey Abrams

Stacey Abrams is an American politician, lawyer, voting rights activist, and author who inspires black women everywhere. She served in the Georgia House of Representatives from 2007-2017. In 2018, she...

The Ethics of Down in Outdoor Gear
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The Ethics of Down in Outdoor Gear

Sleeping bags and parkas made with down linings are generally lighter and warmer than the equivalent products made with synthetic materials. Down is soft, eco-friendly, biodegradable, lightweight, and...

Caring for Your Pets During Winter Months
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Caring for Your Pets During Winter Months

As wintertime approaches, many pet owners settle around the fireplace with their beloved companions. It's a time of giving, and as such, your furry friend deserves warm care to combat the freezing tem...

Activist Spotlight: Coretta Scott King
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Activist Spotlight: Coretta Scott King

Coretta Scott King, the wife of the Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., was a civil rights leader and activist for decades. From her earliest work at her husband’s side to her recent activism, King p...

2020

9 articles
Activist Spotlight: Elizabeth Gurley Flynn
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Activist Spotlight: Elizabeth Gurley Flynn

Elizabeth Gurley Flynn, champion of labor and advocate for women’s rights, was born in August of 1890 in Concord, New Hampshire. She came from a family of activists and Irish nationalists. From an ear...

Author and Activist Spotlight: Roxane Gay
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Author and Activist Spotlight: Roxane Gay

Roxane Gay is one of the most influential and dynamic writers in America today. She’s known for her personal essays as much as she is for her academic work at universities like Purdue . Gay’s life sto...

Preparing Your Home for a Pet
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Preparing Your Home for a Pet

Are you thinking of adopting a pet? They are a source of endless love and can bring cheer to any home. Some things should be taken into account, however, before you bring a pet into your house. Space...

Should You Foster Animals During COVID-19?
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Should You Foster Animals During COVID-19?

Some states and cities have been closed for a few months now, and it seems that cabin fever has set in for just about everyone—even the hard-core introverts among us! For those living alone, social di...

Picking the Right Law School
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Picking the Right Law School

The decision to attend a certain law school can significantly influence the career of an aspiring lawyer. With over 200 law schools available to applicants within the United States alone, figuring out...

The Benefits of Adopting Older Animals
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The Benefits of Adopting Older Animals

The Benefits of Adopting Older Animals Puppies and kittens are usually the first to be snatched up at animal shelters, which is great news for them! Unfortunately, older animals often sit in shelters...

2019

17 articles
Author and Activist Spotlight: Joan Didion
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Author and Activist Spotlight: Joan Didion

One of the marks of a truly gifted writer is the ability to turn from a novel writer to a respected journalist. Joan Didion is a writer that has accomplished this and much more. She’s been a novel wri...

Extinct Animals Spotlight: Bluebuck
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Extinct Animals Spotlight: Bluebuck

Like many species before it, the bluebuck species breathed its last at the turn of the 18th century. Though this large, beautiful animal was known to be in decline, European settlers to the plains of...

Preparing for Law School
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Preparing for Law School

Getting accepted into law school is an amazing achievement, but it’s only just the beginning of a long and challenging road to becoming a lawyer. Law school presents students with a much more advanced...

Little-Known Facts About the Supreme Court
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Little-Known Facts About the Supreme Court

Located at One First Street in Washington, D.C., is the Supreme Court Building. Nine justices, appointed by the President and confirmed by Senate, convene here to decide the highest-intensity cases in...

The Structure of the U.S. Court System
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The Structure of the U.S. Court System

The U.S. court system is, much like the government, built upon hierarchy. The federal court system has three levels, each of which handles different levels of judicial review. Cases can move up throug...

Animal Cruelty in the Film Industry
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Animal Cruelty in the Film Industry

The use of animals in movies has become such a common occurrence that many people often forget that the animals are actually actors. In movies such as Marley and Me and Homeward Bound , animals are ev...

Extinct Animals Spotlight: Passenger Pigeon
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Extinct Animals Spotlight: Passenger Pigeon

In the 1800s, billions of passenger pigeons occupied the North American skies. Enough of these pigeons, scientifically known as Ectopistes migratorius , filled the sky that they often blocked sunlight...

All About Animal Sanctuaries
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All About Animal Sanctuaries

From birds to elderly dogs to wolves, animal sanctuaries offer comfort and protection to animals from all walks of life. However, not every animal sanctuary has the needs of the animals at heart. This...

Author Spotlight: Emily Dickinson
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Author Spotlight: Emily Dickinson

Emily Dickinson is known as one of the most innovative poets of the nineteenth century. She is known for her unique punctuation and style, as well as the skeptical and exploratory nature of her poems....

Activist Spotlight: Angela Davis
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Activist Spotlight: Angela Davis

Angela Davis has become mythologized in liberal activist communities in the past couple of decades. Angela Davis was and continues to be one of the most important figures in 20th-century American acti...

Why Animal Testing is Unethical
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Why Animal Testing is Unethical

Animal testing involves subjecting a live creature to a variety of experiments that typically cause distress, pain, suffering and ultimate death. A variety of animals might be used to test cosmetics,...