Steven Wise: Chimps have feelings and thoughts. They should also have rights

The video discusses the distinction between legal things and legal persons, highlighting historical examples and the evolution of civil rights. It explores the journey towards recognizing animal rights and legal personhood, focusing on the Somerset vs. Stewart case as a pivotal moment. The Nonhuman Rights Project's efforts to grant legal personhood to chimpanzees are detailed, emphasizing their cognitive capabilities and the strategic litigation campaign to achieve this goal.

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