The Sexual Politics of Meat Follow-Up

I thought this would be an interesting follow-up to the discussion held in lecture about Carol J. Adam's book "The Sexual Politics of Meat: A Feminist-Vegetarian Critical Theory". Below is a segment taken from an interview with Carol J. Adams. 

"There is something very similar in the way we cut animals up into body parts, turning them into objects for our consumption rather than seeing them as whole beings, and the way in which we cut women up into parts in order to treat them, not as whole human beings, but as sexualized bodies or body parts. When it comes to organizations such as PETA, who regularly feature the sexualized bodies of women in their ad campaigns, many excuse this particular form of objectification, arguing that we must do anything we can to save animals, but why is it that we so readily accept the objectification and dehumanization of women? Even when we object to the similar representation and treatment of animals? And why is it that we think it appropriate to exchange o
r replace one form of exploitation for another, as these ad campaigns which use women’s bodies to ‘sell’ animal rights, do?"