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Perry, Adam
Adam Perry is co-artistic director of Toronto’s In Forma Theatre and a very occasional urban gardener. His favourite meal is dim sum on a Sunday morning with friends.
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Sehgal, Geeta
Geeta Sehgal is an environmental and social justice activist working in Edmonton.
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Hansen, Yolanda
Yolanda Hansen lives and works in Regina, where she conducted part of her MA research on community gardens. Her favourite food is tomatoes straight from the garden.
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Hodder, Candace
Candace Hodder is a writer, organizer and environmental educator.
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Rao, Anuradha
Anuradha Rao is a Canadian biologist, writer and world traveller.
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Elmer, Jon
Jon Elmer is a Canadian writer and photojournalist specializing in the Middle East and Canadian foreign and military policy. He has lived in and reported extensively from the West Bank and Gaza Strip - based in Jenin, Bethlehem and Gaza City - covering such topics as the al-Aqsa intifada, the…
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From the ground up
On the West Coast, agriculture has always taken a back seat to logging, which has generated a lot of money for folks in these company towns. Now, as the export-the-trees-and-import-everything-else economy seems to be running out of steam, there’s renewed interest in small-scale farming as both a way to make…
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Letter from the editor
The first step toward emancipation must be recognition of the shared struggle between all those considered less valuable by our state and social structures. Liberation can only happen collectively and across all communities simultaneously. Freedom at the expense of others’ freedom is not freedom at all, but a different and…
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Hierarchies of worthiness
In news coverage of violence, women are almost always portrayed as victims. Whether they are worthy, innocent victims in need of rescue (“virgins”), as in the case of Afghan women post-9/11, or unworthy, culpable victims to be ignored or incarcerated (“vamps”), as with Indigenous women in Canada, depends on their…
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Lives less livable
Butler’s theory of gender-as-performance remains her best-known contribution to academia, but for the last decade her attention has gradually shifted from gender to the politics of war. Now she’s struggling with questions like, whose deaths matter, and why are some deaths grievable but others not?
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Everyday drag
As a female-bodied pastor, I work in a profession where people still openly argue about whether or not women should be allowed to serve, and I am regularly called father on the streets by bewildered people who don’t have any language for a minister who wears a bra. This photo…
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Safer sex work
“In my view the law plays a sufficient contributory role in preventing a prostitute from taking steps that could reduce the risk of such violence.” With these concluding remarks by Justice Susan Himel, the laws that kept sex work illegal in Ontario were struck down in November 2010. The ruling,…
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Queer, undocumented and unafraid
If passed, the DREAM Act would grant conditional permanent residency and a path to citizenship to undocumented students who arrived in the U.S. as minors. This article chronicles the lives of three queer undocumented activists who have risked deportation to fight for its passage.
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Martinez, Berta
Berta Martinez is a writer, organizer and radical mami who loves Detroit, Michigan.
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Ellyn, Laura
Laura Ellyn is an illustrator, comic artist, designer and printmaker based in Montreal.
