Category Archives: Living Bio-Ethically

Brown Hill and Our Inability to be a Bedrock of Democracy

Posted on February 16, 2020 by kjanoski

I live on a dirt road, some would say in the middle of nowhere, but in reality, Brown Hill is somewhere. With three different towns and school districts merging in our small community, we are a mismatch of different types … Continue reading →

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Factory Farming and Animal Abuse

Posted on January 30, 2020 by kjanoski

The patriarchy continues to enforce it’s domination over the earth in the ways animals are tortured in factory farming. Animals are routinely tortured and lead miserable lives all centered around the cheapest possible ways the corporation can make more money. … Continue reading →

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Introductions, Blogging and Hunting

Posted on January 21, 2020 by kjanoski

Hello everyone, my name is Kiera Janoski. I am a 28 year old Women’s and Gender Studies major living in Brown Hill outside of Cambridge Springs, Pennsylvania. Cambridge is a really tiny town with a population of around 2,500 and … Continue reading →

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