Civil rights leader calls for ending horse-drawn carriage rides in urban areas, arguing they pose safety risks and fail to align with modern standards of animal welfare. The push comes amid growing public debate over the practice, which has faced criticism for both ethical concerns and potential hazards to pedestrians. Advocates highlight alternatives like electric or hybrid vehicles as more sustainable and humane options. The proposal reflects broader discussions on balancing tradition with evolving societal values in city environments.
Al Sharpton: It’s time to phase out horse carriages New York Daily News
