Magazine

March/April 2006: Women Speaking Out

Volume 40, Number 2

Women are speaking out, resisting oppression and organizing across Canada and around the world. Our annual International Women’s Day issue presents a selection of feminist writing and interviews, featuring Nancy Peckford, Lois Moorcroft, Kim Pate, Amardeep Gill, Helen Caldicott, Liz Fekete and Melissa Gibson. Also inside: Bush’s Latino Mercenaries, SFU’s not-so-radical campus, the NDP’s election dead-end, and the religion-secularism debate continues.

• Regulars

• The Horowitz Paragraph
  by Gad Horowitz
• International Women’s Day
  Editorial
• Labour Report
  by Geoff Bickerton
• Québec Communiqué
  by Pierre Dostie
• On the Edge
  by Lesley Hughes

• Features

• James Graff, 1937 - 2005
  by Mordecai Briemberg
• Church, State and the Left Hand of God
  by Will Braun
• Rick Salutin’s Skepticism
  by Henry Heller
• Election 2006: The NDP’s Stratigic Dead End
  by Dennis Pilon
• Latino Mercenaries for Bush
  by Saul Landau
• Three Perspectives on Evo Morales
• More Than Just Music
  by Vivian Belik
• Horowitz’s Red Tory
  by Ed Andrews

• CD Focus: Women Speaking Out

• “If you have come here to help me…”
  by Kim Pate
• Raising Our Voices Against Violence
  by Lois Moorcroft
• Nuclear Warning
  Ryan White Interviews Dr. Helen Caldicott
• “What are we going to eat? Gold or Diamonds?”
  by Amardeep Gill
• Women Who are Changing the World
• 25 Years. Ready or Not?
  by Nancy Peckford
• Xeno-Racism
  Adrian Harewood interviews Liz Fekete
• Growing into Filipino
  by Melissa Gibson

• All That’s Left

• Radical Campus
  by Mordecai Briemberg
• Haiti: A Very Canadian Coup
  by John Dimond-Gibson
• Spotlight on Women Directors
  by Rick Slye
• Sound and Fury
  by Rick hHsch
• From Pulp to Pulpit
  by Ed Janzen