Herizons Magazine

The Sweet Taste of Lemonade By: Cheryl Thompson Beyoncé Giselle Knowles-Carter never ceases to amaze audiences. For nearly 20 years, she has consistently recreated herself, her music and her brand. It is easy to forget that she... MORE >	Six Ways to Kick-Start a New Policy Agenda for Women By: Shelagh Day Now that Canada has a government in which 50 percent of cabinet ministers are women, feminist expectations are running high. At the top of any feminist wish list will be initiatives to... MORE >
Feminist Horror Plots Against Patriarachy By: Alison Gillmor Horror and feminism may seem like an unlikely pairing at first. After all, horror is a cinematic genre marked by ugly violence, menaced by masked men and packed with blonde sorority girls who run... MORE >	Viola Desmond Led Civil Rights Fight By: Evelyn C. White Born and raised in Halifax, Viola Desmond was a successful beautician who, in 1946, challenged racial prejudice. MORE >
The Powerful Influence of Iroquois Women By: Jan Noel The Haudenosaunee, or Iroquois, allocated a degree of importance to women which was quite singular. MORE >	Red Tent Revolution By: Jeanie Keogh Twenty-two years ago, Madeleine Shaw (photo, left) struggled to find a solution to the uncomfortable bladder infections she experienced brought on by the o.b. tampons she was using. MORE >