PETA, or the People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals, is no stranger to controversy, and their 2003 “Holocaust on Your Plate” campaign is just one example of their many disputed attempts at advocating for animal rights. It consisted of a series of billboards that juxtaposed shots of emaciated Jewish death camp inmates with images of farm animals waiting for slaughter. The billboards featured quotes like, “To Animals, all People are Nazis” (Holocaust on Your Plate), inspired by the musings of Isaac Bashevis Singer (Teather), a Jewish Nobel laureate. The exhibition was also posted to the…