The Winslow
11-08-2009, 03:15 PM
http://zombierightscampaign.org/
Although great progress has been made in many areas of civil rights, sadly, the undead and their allies still face tremendous difficulty in larger society. Stereotypes abound, and unjust discrimination against the undead, and zombies in particular, is commonplace.
There is hope, however! Thanks to the generous contributions of readers like you, we here at the ZRC are bringing new attention and focus to the age-old problem of lifeist prejudice, and educating the public about peaceful, productive co-existence with their unliving neighbors and colleagues. The ZRC is grateful for the support it receives, and encourages everyone to help in any way they can, so that one day we can all live in a society where people are judged, not on the color of their skin, or their core body temperature, but the content of their character.
With a blog (http://zombierightscampaign.org/blog/) in which they discuss the scandal that are zombie murder simulators such as Left 4 Dead, or the recent election of the Zombie of the Year 2009.
Although great progress has been made in many areas of civil rights, sadly, the undead and their allies still face tremendous difficulty in larger society. Stereotypes abound, and unjust discrimination against the undead, and zombies in particular, is commonplace.
There is hope, however! Thanks to the generous contributions of readers like you, we here at the ZRC are bringing new attention and focus to the age-old problem of lifeist prejudice, and educating the public about peaceful, productive co-existence with their unliving neighbors and colleagues. The ZRC is grateful for the support it receives, and encourages everyone to help in any way they can, so that one day we can all live in a society where people are judged, not on the color of their skin, or their core body temperature, but the content of their character.
With a blog (http://zombierightscampaign.org/blog/) in which they discuss the scandal that are zombie murder simulators such as Left 4 Dead, or the recent election of the Zombie of the Year 2009.