In this first volume of a two-volume set, the authors focus on six issues that have been central to women's activism during the past 25 years. The book considers a range of major issues affecting the women's movement since 1967: the nature of change within the movement itself; the politics of difference; the politics of the body; culture and communication; social policy and social services; the law and the justice system. Each theme is treated in an introductory essay followed by a selection of illustrative documents. Canadian Women's Issues is a rich exploration of the ways that feminists in English-speaking Canada have struggled to effect progressive change. | Canadian Women's Issues by Ruth Roach Pierson, Paperback | Indigo Chapters