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McClard, Judy

Wall, Naomi

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Writers and activists from across Canada document changes in organized labour.

Union Sisters: Women in the Labour Movement

Business & Money

Briskin, Linda

Yanz, Lynda

Economics

A radiation research scientist's documented rebuttal to the claim by pro-nuclear officials that there are no harmful effects from low-level radiation from nuclear facilities.

No Immediate Danger?

Science & Math

Rosalie Bertell

Earth Sciences

With wit and insight Valverde explores the issues of pornography, censorship, eroticism, power, heterosexuality, lesbianism and bisexuality.

Sex Power and Pleasure (Women's Press Issues)

Health, Fitness & Dieting

Valverde, Mariana

Addiction & Recovery

Jennifer Horsman interviews rural women about their illiteracy, her theoretical analysis soundly argues that illiteracy is socially constructed. "What a marvellously incendiary book..." - Feminist Collections Shortlisted for the Laura Jamieson Prize, 1991

Something In My Mind Besides the Everyday: Women and Literacy

Horsman, Jennifer

World Literature

Mohawk Trail

Politics & Social Sciences

Beth Brant

Women's Studies

A truly bilingual book by an award-winning translator. In Re-Belle et Infidele/The Body Bilingual, Susanne de Lotbiniere-Harwood explores the complex terrain of translating the writing of feminists who use language innovation to create feminized space in language. Written in both French and English. "A delight for translators, writers, billinguals, ad/or feminists." - Canadian Book Review Annual

Re-Belle et Infidele/The Body Bilingual: Translation as a Re-Writing in the Feminine

Lotbiniere-Harwood, Susanne de

History & Criticism

Women have always participated but now we understand that this is the time for us to accept responsibilities. We can no longer remain victims, passively suffering. What's happening is that different women, in different areas, are coming to the conviction that we have the power to change this society.""- Marta Gloria Torres, the United Representation of the Guatemalan Opposition (RUOG)

Grand Daughters of Ixmucane: Guatemalan Women Speak

Social Sciences

"Carmen Rodriguez writes from and about exile - a displacement terrifyingly common to the past several decade, particularly for Latin Americans. But these are poems that speak to us all. For exile is more than a condition of place, of landscape. If injustice of any kind estranges us from our bodies and our hopes, we suffer a kind of exile. Carmen's poems help bring us back to ourselves."- Margaret Randall

Guerra Prolongada/Protracted War

Carmen Rodríguez

Poetry

The Shrunken Dream is a captivating story of the Nandi people of East Africa. An invaluable recording of a culture under siege in colonial and post-colonial Kenya, The Shrunken Dream is also a compelling tale of love and loss, community and independence.

The Shrunken Dream

CREIDER, Jane Tapsubei

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