Compelled to ACT: Histories of Women's Activism in Western Canada

ISBN-13: 9780887559167 / Angielski / Twarda / 2020 / 346 str.

Sarah Carter; Nanci Langford

Spis treści

• Chapter 1 At Home and Abroad: Canadian Suffrage at the Crossroads of International Suffrage Movements
• Chapter 2 From Kitchen Tables to Formal Organization: Indigenous Women's Social and Political Activism in Saskatchewan to 1980
• Chapter 3 'In the Forefront of the Affair': Women and the Crowsnest Pass Strike of 1912
• Chapter 4 Peace Activists and Public Health in Alberta: The Voice of Women against Chemical Weapons
• Chapter 5 Violet McNaughton's Influence on the Western Producer
• Chapter 6 'Ann Nisei' and 'Sue Sada': Negotiating Race, Gender, and Family in the Nikkei Press of North America
• Chapter 7 Mindel Cherniak Sheps and the Politics of Socialized Medicine in 1940s Saskatchewan
• Chapter 8 Labour Progressive? Political Opportunist? Betrayer?: Necessary Contradictions in the Early Life of Ethel Wilson in Postwar Alberta
• Chapter 9 Activists in the 'Bible Belt': Conservatism, Religion, and Recognizing Reproductive Rights in 1970s Southern Alberta
• Chapter 10 Reproductive Self-Determination and the Persistence of 'Family Values' in Alberta from the 1960s to the 1990s