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Reach for the Stars an Interview with Hip Hop Musician Kinnie Starr Made in Canada WOMEN’S NEWS & FEMINIST VIEWS • FALL 2006 • Vol. 20 No. 2 • Canada/US $5.95 TOO CLOSE FOR COMFORT MAUDE BARLOW ON THE DANGERS OF U.S.-CANADA INTEGRATION REACH FOR THE STARS AN INTERVIEW WITH HIP HOP MUSICIAN KINNIE STARR CROSS PURPOSES A SHORT HISTORY No. 07944 istration OF CROSS-DRESSING WOMEN 08866 Reg PAP ; Return Undeliverable Addresses to: PO Box 128, Winnipeg, MB Winnipeg, to: PO R3C 2G1 Canada Addresses Box 128, Return Undeliverable Publications Mail Agreement No. 400 Mail Agreement Publications table of contents FALL 2006 / VOLUME 20 NO. 2 TOO CLOSE FOR COMFORT 20 In her provocative book, Too Close for Comfort: Canada’s Future within Fortress North America, Council of Canadians chairperson Maude Barlow documents how Canada is slowly being brought into lockstep with U.S. foreign, defence and trade policies though a series of behind-closed-door international agree- ments. by Penni Mitchell CROSS PURPOSES 24 Through the ages, women have cross- dressed for a variety of reasons. This penchant for men’s clothing has been interpreted in many ways: as disguise, a challenge to traditional gender roles, sex- ual liberation and/or a literal and symbolic call to arms. by Krista Scott-Dixon DANCING THROUGH DEPRESSION 28 Creative activity, be it art therapy, journaling Maude Barlow documents how Canada is losing control over the protection or a community dance class, has psychological of natural resources and local industries. See page 20. benefits and can help restore natural rhythms. WOMEN’S NEWS by Mary Glasgow Brown Sekhar Charts Path to Feminist Renewal ARTS & CULTURE 6-14 by Laura Winopol; The Courage of Conviction by Sarah Nadeem Bokhari; Hands Off Our MUSIC REVIEWS Ovaries by Penni Mitchell; Reading, Writing and 32 Anything by Kinnie Starr; Firecracker by The Revolution by Rachel Thompson; Campaign Updates Wailin’ Jennys; Stone + Sand + Sea + Sky by Penny Lang; Impeach my Bush by Peaches; Springtime Can Kill You by Jolie Holland; Piece by Piece by Kathy FEMINIST VIEWS Melua; Above the Madding Crowd by Lee Lindsay; Eye REACH FOR THE STARS Kinnie to the Telescope by KT Tunstall 16 Starr’s new CD, Anything, easily blends hip hop, rock and pop to create a sound that is at once SUMMER READING familiar and unique. Her debut on the critically 35 He Drown She in the Sea by Shani Mootoo; acclaimed Canadian label MapleMusic stands to Brahma’s Dream by Shree Ghatage; Smoke by bring her music and her politics to a larger Elizabeth Ruth; Gotta Find Me an Angel by Brenda audience. by Cindy Filipenko Brooks; Berth by Carol Bruneau Managing Editor: Penni Mitchell Fulfillment and Office Manager: Phil Koch Accountant: Sharon Pchajek Board of Directors: Ghislaine Alleyne, Phil Koch, Penni Mitchell, Kemlin Nembhard, Valerie Regehr Editorial Committee: Ghislaine Alleyne, Gio Guzzi, Penni Mitchell Advertising Sales: 204) 774-6225 ISSUES & IDEAS Penni Mitchell ( Design: inkubator.ca 37 Beyond Recall by Mary Meigs; Doing IT: Women Web Mistress: Rachel Thompson/BlueMuse Working in Information Technology by Krista Scott- Retail Inquiries: Disticor (905) 619-6565 Dixon; Battle Cries: Justice for Kids with Special Needs Proofreader: Phil Koch by Miriam Edelson; Que(e)rying Evangelism: Growing a Cover Photo: Courtesy MapleMusic Community from the Outside In by Cheri DiNovo; Feminist Politics, Activism and Vision eds. 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