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Her-050 Summer 2010 V24n1.Qxp 6/1/10 2:50 PM Page C1 her-050 Summer 2010 v24n1.qxp 6/1/10 2:50 PM Page C1 VANDANA SHARON MCIVOR’S EMBER SWIFT SHIVA FIGHT FOR THE CORRIDORS ORGANIC FARMING WILL SAVE PLANET EQUAL STATUS OF QUEER WOMEN’S NEWS & FEMINIST VIEWS Summer 2010 Vol. 24 No. 1 Made in Canada TEGANTEGAN AND AND SARASARA ON THE ROAD WITH LILITH FAIR KIM CAMCAMPBELLPBELL HOW TO GET MORE WOMEN INTO PARLIAMENT HIV DISCLOSURE ARE WOMEN BEING UNFAIRLY PUNISHED? $6.75 Canada/US Publications Mail Agreement No. 40008866; PAP Registration No. 07944 Return Undeliverable Addresses to: PO Box 128, Winnipeg, MB R3C 2G1 Canada Display until September 15, 2010 her-050 Summer 2010 v24n1.qxp 6/1/10 2:51 PM Page C2 Let’s expand the Canada Pension Plan *SVHIGEHIWSYVKSZIVRQIRXERHFYWMRIWWPIEHIVWLEZIXSPH'EREHMERWXS JIRHJSVXLIQWIPZIWMRVIXMVIQIRX[MXL6674W 8LI]LEZIGSRZMRGIHYWXS “RRSPs have TYXSYVVIXMVIQIRXWEZMRKWEXKVIEXVMWOF]MRZIWXMRKTVMZEXIP]MRXLIWXSGO been a colossal QEVOIX[LMGLF]MXWZIV]REXYVIMWTVSRIXSWTIGYPEXMZIFYFFPIW°JSPPS[IH failure.” F]GVEWLIW-RWXIEHSJTVSZMHMRKMRGSQIWIGYVMX] 6674WGSRXMRYIXS Don Drummond, TD Chief Economist GSQTPIXIP]JEMPPS[ERHQMHHPIMRGSQI'EREHMERW October 2, 2009, Toronto Speech 8LIVIMWERSXLIVQSVIWIGYVISTXMSRSYV'EREHE4IRWMSR4PER 5YIFIG4IRWMSR4PER “. the CPP will 8LI'%;WYTTSVXWXLIGEQTEMKRXSHSYFPI'44FIRIJMXWSZIVXLI remain viable RI\XWIZIR]IEVW for the next 75 years . .” 4PIEWIXIPP]SYV1IQFIVSJ4EVPMEQIRXXSHE] Jean-Claude Menard, Chief Actuary, CPP July 15, 2009, News Release ±)\TERHERHWXVIRKXLIRXLI'EREHE4IRWMSR4PER °JSVXLIWIGYVMX]SJ EPP'EREHMERW² Every generation is counting on it. For more information visit: www.caw.ca Blank_Herizons Full-sum10.indd 1 25/05/10 6:17 PM her-050 Summer 2010 v24n1.qxp 6/1/10 2:27 PM Page 1 SUMMER 2010 / VOLUME 24 NO. 1 news SHARON MCIVOR’S FIGHT FOR EQUAL STATUS 6 by Shelagh Day and Joyce Green 6: Sharon McIvor (third from left) and supporters HIV-POSITIVE WOMEN TARGETED 8 By Kaj Hasselriis 10 FILM EXPLORES PITFALLS OF MALE RULE 11 LILITH FAIR IS BACK! features WHY ORGANIC FOOD WILL SAVE THE WORLD 16 Environmentalist Vandana Shiva led successful grassroots movements against Wal-Mart in India and against multi-national companies’ efforts to force farmers to use genetically modified seeds. Her mission is to ensure the biological diversity of agriculture— a cause in which women are front and centre. by Brittany Shoot THE CORRIDORS OF QUEER 20 What happens when a queer woman marries a man? As Ember Swift explains, the corridors of queer aren’t wide enough for the experience of many. 20: Corridors of Queer TEGAN AND SARA 24 With six studio albums under their belt, Tegan and Sara will rock on the road with Lilith Fair this summer. Their latest offering, Sainthood, is the inspiration for this interview, in which Sara laments that there aren’t enough women in the music business. by Anna Lazowski JUSTICE FOR ALL 29 Kim Campbell is alive and well and living in Paris. Canada’s first female prime minister is more committed than ever to increasing the number of women in parliaments around the world—Canada’s included. by Lyn Cockburn IRISH WOMEN STILL UNLUCKY 33 Irish women must go to England to terminate unwanted pregnancies. 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Please recyle. 2 SUMMER 2010 HERIZONS her-050 Summer 2010 v24n1.qxp 6/1/10 2:27 PM Page 3 letters HAIR PIECE FAKE here in Fredericton. And I happened to have a copy of the issue in I was both excited and my briefcase yesterday when, as it turned out, I was seated suspicious when I saw the beside Liberal leader Michael Ignatieff on a panel on Parliament title of Renée Bondy’s article Hill that focussed on where women are at 40 years after the Royal “Rhymes with Cubic Pear” Commission on the Status of Women. (Herizons Spring 2010). I At that meeting, Day’s piece was referred to by the moderator hoped I was about to enjoy a as well as by Ignatieff. I hope the article inspires others in the critique of the issue, but also Liberal party to put women’s equality needs front and centre. wondered, why the cutesy wordplay? Is seeing pubic hair in print WENDY ROBBINS supposedly as offensive as seeing it in real life? Fredericton, N.B. From the moment Bondy felt “bold and empowered” to be challenging women to reconsider social pressure to shave, all DON’T DUCK the while continuing the practice herself, the article was OXFAM HONOUR disappointing. Her experiment of not shaving while she was I was disappointed that there was no mention researching the article, only to recommence once it was of the Oxfam Canada Jack and Muriel finished, was clichéd and pointless. By then she had twice Duckworth Fund for Active Global Citizenship challenged the assumption that women must shave, and twice in the Herizons news item about Muriel discovered freedom of thought and personal empowerment. Duckworth’s passing (Herizons, Spring 2010). And yet she twice decided to succumb to the pressure for the I would have thought that her 100th same reasons that most women use (personal preference being birthday party that served as a launch for the my favourite). fund was newsworthy and of interest for people learning of her Where was the critique? What was the point of writing this death. The fund was a tangible contribution to something article, other than perpetuating the lies fed to us by industries Duckworth believed in. selling us consumable and disposable goods (razor blades, PATRICIA KIPPING magazines, Sex in the City)? There are so many interesting angles Halifax, N.S. to this issue, and so many opportunities to challenge it. Editor’s Note: The Jack and Muriel Duckworth Fund is intended LARA SMITH to stimulate new initiatives in Canada, Africa, the Americas and Vancouver, B.C. Asia. These initiatives, such as exchanges and scholarships, will be intended for young women and men to build leadership THE LIGHT OF DAY abilities and prepare them to become active citizens. Check out I can’t think of an article that the lasting legacy of Muriel Duckworth on Oxfam’s website at: I have photocopied or www.oxfam.ca/what-you-can-do/make-a-donation/jack-and- referred to more times in murial-duckworth-fund-for-active-global-citizenship . recent months than Shelagh Day’s “Will Michael Ignatieff Stand up for Women?” SHAMEFUL ERROR (Herizons, Winter 2010). In the Spring 2010 issue of Herizons, writer Hilary Barlow was I drew it to the attention of Liberal status of women critic Anita incorrectly identified as Hilary Brown in the book review of the Neville as soon as it appeared (she was aware that it was being book She’s Shameless that appeared on page 43.
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