<p>As part of the HOW CAN YOU POSSIBLY® series, this book will answer another rhetorical question, How can you possibly be a Muslim Feminist? Ready to answer is Canadian journalist Raheel Raza. A native of Pakistan, she is all too aware of the current problems of women in the Islamic world. Raheel’s weapons against the misogynic barbarism in so many Islamic cultures are common sense, a dash of humor and the Qur’an itself.</p>

How Can You Possibly be a Muslim Feminist?

Religion & Spirituality

Kay, Barbara

Raza, Raheel

Islam

Possibly Publishing

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS: A Cultural Memoir and Other Essays is a collection of previously unpublished writing by National Post columnist Barbara Kay. This wide-ranging selection includes original essays – notably the title essay, a mini-memoir of the cultural and intellectual influences that shaped Kay’s worldview – as well as a discursive ramble through the bizarre subculture of the pit bull advocacy movement. In between, readers familiar with Kay’s weekly columns over the last ten years will find elaborated commentaries on her niche subjects: the negative impact of feminism on our public institutions and families, the erosion of academic integrity in the universities and our politically correct “rights” culture’s sub-version of social and civic reciprocity in Canadian communities.

Acknowledgements: A Cultural Memoir and Other Essays

Biographies & Memoirs

Community & Culture

Barbara Kay

Top performers just like you face change every day. In our fast-paced business world, you must know how to adapt to change quickly and seamlessly. The Top Performer's Guide to Change is your essential change handbook, giving you the tools you need to manage change and come out on top. Discover: Why you must know how to handle change How to increase your "luck" in changing times What dangers lurk in every change How to adapt and take charge Secrets to impacting and leading others Tools to guide you during changeTop performers are champions of change. You are just a short read away from mastering this essential skill.

The Top Performer's Guide to Change: Overcoming Fear to Turn Change into Opportunity

Business & Money

Ursiny Ph.D., Tim

Business Culture

Sourcebooks

<p>The face of female sports is changing.\nRadical gender activists are using a pseudoscientific theory of human biology to hijack sports and subvert the long-established concepts of fair play — forcing women and girls to risk their safety, pushing them aside for male athletes using the excuse of “inclusivity.”\nAnyone who questions this dogma risks being branded as a transphobe and having their social and professional lives “cancelled”.\nIn the new book, Unsporting: How Trans Activism and Science Denial are Destroying Sport, former Canadian track champion Linda Blade and renowned National Post columnist Barbara Kay, examine the dangers of gender ideology in sports. They document the attack on biological facts upon which the level playing field of sports rests.\nTackling issues few have the courage to say out loud, Unsporting shows the harm inflicted on female athletes, and identifies the institutions driving this movement.\nWhat does the future hold for sports if biological reality is ignored? Blade answers that question, and concludes with a reasonable plan to reverse course.</p>

Unsporting: How Trans Activism and Science Denial are Destroying Sport

Sports & Outdoors

Blade, Linda

Miscellaneous

Rebel News Network Ltd.

ANTISPORTIF: LE TRANSACTIVISME ET L’OBSCURANTISME À L’ASSAUT DU SPORT FÉMININ (French Edition)

Politics & Social Sciences

Women's Studies

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