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Belittling Belinda Gardasil OVERTIME HELD UP AT BANK | MOMMY WARS | THE STORY OF ABEER WOMEN’S NEWS & FEMINIST VIEWS Fall 2007 Vol. 21 No. 2 Made in Canada WHEN IT CLIKS ANDROGYNY ROCK STEPS ON STAGE BELITTLING Publications Mail Agreement No. 40008866; PAP Registration No. 07944 Return Undeliverable Addresses to: PO Box 128, BELINDA Winnipeg, MB R3C 2G1 Canada POLITICAL TURF WAR Display until December 1, 2007 GARDASIL TELL SOMEONE $6.95 Canada/US Subscribe to Herizons THESE FIVE FABULOUS BENEFITS WILL BE YOURS When you become a subscriber to Herizons, you’ll 1 be rewarded. You’ll stay informed about the changes women are making in Canada and around the world. Whether it’s improving women’s health, demanding action to improve women’s equality status, confronting racism or promoting sustainable development, women are at the forefront of change. You’ll read Herizons’ insightful and often hilarious columnists as they share their insights about life immersed in social and political change. 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Return Undeliverable Addresses to: PO Box 128, Winnipeg, LYN COCKBURN MB, Canada R3C 2G1, Email: [email protected] 56 Sexism in Full Swing Herizons is proudly printed on Forest Stewardship Council- certified paper that is 50% recycled, including 25% post- consumer, acid-free and chlorine-free. 2 FALL 2007 HERIZONS letters We’re in the army now Toxins disrupt the body’s systems. Illustration: Tamara Rae Biebrich and Mike Carroll Natural alternatives to chemicals PERSONAL CARE the sixth is managing an unexplained feeling This is a justice issue. Should we be paying ARTICLE A BEAUTY of rage. The seventh and eighth aren’t people to make us sick and then paying them bothered this time, but will react to the next again to make us better? Would that money The article on the beauty industry was very chemical that comes along. much welcomed in my house. Congratulations better be spent on food, education, real health on such a well-researched, in-depth and The toxins can immediately disrupt any of care, supporting social service agencies or totally readable report. the body’s systems. The symptoms can be so donating to Herizons? There were two angles to this issue that mild as to be barely noticeable, or they can My recommendation would be to weren’t included that I think are just as flatten someone for three days. It was only investigate what is available from your local important. The first is that the toxins in through a concerted education effort in the health food store or environmental store. You personal care products aren’t just damaging in choir that several of the eight realized that can find a full range of personal care and the long term. There are immediate effects in a their occasional feelings of unwellness were home care products that won’t make you sick. surprisingly high percentage of the population. directly related to personal care product My family made the switch several years As an example, in my 24-member choir, there exposure and that by limiting their exposure ago, and I can guarantee that we are cleaner are eight people who suffer immediate they had greater well-being in their lives. than those who use the chemically based sickness when they are exposed to the toxins The second angle to consider is that none products. Think about it: is applying toxins to in personal care products (and cleaning of this is necessary. People were clean and your skin a clean practice? products, but that’s another issue). Reactions beautiful before the chemical industries PAT BONELL are many and varied, and because you can’t discovered that they could make huge profits Ottawa, ON say definitively that this ingredient causes that by brainwashing the masses into thinking that reaction, it is hard to nail down. When they won’t be accepted if they don’t smell a COLONEL FIRES BACK encountering the miasma caused by a certain way or look a certain way (that will of In her column “We’re in the Army Now” personal care product, one person will have course change with the next season, (Summer 2007, Vol 21, No.
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