Spring 2024
$6.75
Herizons spring 2024 issue includes a cover story with artist Leila Fatemi, whose work with Southwest Asian and North African archival postcards refuses Orientalism. Another feature discusses the work of Mary Ann Shadd Cary, the first independent woman publisher in North America! You will also find an edited chapter from the book, Indigenous Resistance & Development in Winnipeg (1960-2000) by Chantal Fiola and Albert McLeod.
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HERIZONS MAGAZINE, 38.1, SPRING 2024
Table of Contents
news
‘Groomer’ slur is not protected speech
by Victoria Perrie
Garment workers demand higher wages
by Stephanie McDonald
Victims win right to speak out
Cindy Woodhouse heads AFN
Planting trees helps girls grow
by Penni Mitchell
features
A VESSEL TO BEND WATER: IN CONVERSATION WITH LEILA FATEMI
Toronto-based visual artist Leila Fatemi discusses her practice of working with archival images. Through her creative interventions on Orientalist postcards of Southwest Asian and North African women, Fatemi’s art is an act of refusal, reclaiming power for the subjects of her work.
by Marina Fathalla
WE WERE HERE AND HAVE ALWAYS BEEN HERE: HOW BLACK WOMEN PUBLISHERS PAVED THE WAY IN CANADA
Mary Ann Shadd Cary, the first independent woman publisher in North America, was an abolitionist women’s rights advocate and creator of the Provincial Freeman newspaper. While retracing the lineage of Black women publishers in Canada, the relationship between publishing, community, and liberation becomes evident.
by Emilie Jabouin
FINDING ONE’S PLACE: TWO-SPIRIT RESISTANCE AND RESURGENCE IN WINNIPEG
Two-Spirit elders, organizers, and youth discuss how they have confronted sexual, gendered, and racial violence in their communities. Through community support, Two-Spirit people affirm their identities and one another, while advancing liberation through various activist efforts in Winnipeg.
by Chantal Fiola & Albert McLeod
arts & ideas
ART
A Spark Ignites a Prairie Fire by Sophie Wang + Cynthia Yuan
Portraits of Desire by Rosalie Favell, review by Emily Zarevich
BOOK REVIEWS
Lucky Dogs by Helen Schulman
Review by Jennifer Hon Khalaf
Peach Pit: Sixteen Stories of Unsavory Women edited by Molly Llewellyn & Kristel Buckley
Review by Alex Hall
Slows: Twice by t. liem
Review by Sylvia Santiago
Passport Control by Dahlia Dandashi
Review by Ghinwa Yassine
Superfan: How Pop Culture Broke My Heart by Jen Sookfong Lee
Review by Nyala Ali
As We Exist: A Postcolonial Autobiography by Kaoutar Harchi
Review by Nashwa Lina Khan
river in an ocean: essays on translation edited by Nuzhat Abbas
Review by Vicki Lee
Mothering Outside the Lines: Tales of Boundary Busting Mamas edited by Michelann Parr & BettyAnn Martin
Review by Christine Peets
MUSIC REVIEWS
The Returner by Allison Russell
Insides Out by Kelly Sloan
Reviews by Rosie Long Decter
FILM REVIEWS
Analogue Revolution: How Feminist Media Changed the World by Marusya Bociurkiw
Review by Penni Mitchell
Fly in Power by Yin Q & Yoon Grace Ra
Review by Cid V Brunet
columns
CLOCKING OUT WORKPLACE MISOGYNOIR
by Daysha Loppie
WEAPONIZING FOOD IN GAZA|
by Kyla Pascal + Kathryn Lennon
Additional information
Weight | .11 kg |
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