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-- about / recently read / the m word / mitzi bytes september 28, 2018 mary who wrote frankenstein , by linda bailey and julia sarda “how does a story begin? sometimes it begins with a dream…” i’ve been really looking forward to mary who wrote frankenstein , by linda bailey, illustrated by julia sarda, which brings together so many of my favourite things: sarda’s creepy/gorgeous art—she also illustrated kyo maclear’s the liszts ; early feminist history with references with mary shelley’s mother, mary wollstonecraft (shelley’s father, william godwin, would teach her to read by tracing the letters of her mother’s gravestone; the fantastic story of the creation of the frankenstein ; and also the character of mary shelley herself, bookish and rebellious. by the time she is a teenager, bailey writes, mary “has become a big problem,” and she’s sent to live away from her family in scotland. “but at sixteen, when she returns to her family, she is still a big problem.” “and what does she do next?” the story continues. “she becomes an even bigger problem. she runs away with a brilliant young poet…” in dark and brooding spreads, we see mary shelley and her companions travelling through europe, meeting up with lord byron in switzerland, and that dark and stormy night with the ghost story contest 200 years that has since become the stuff of legends and birthed one of the most famous stories ever told. throughout the story and detailed in the illustrations are all the seeds that would culminate in the frankenstein story, intermingled with an emphasis on tales and dreamy, and steeped in a delightfully creepy aesthetic. readers discover that powerful stories can come from unlikely places—even an eighteen-year-old girl who wasn’t sure she’d have a story to tell. we see the way that the borders between stories, dreams and life are fuzzy, and how they overlap in places—and the incredible possibilities this offers for what we can make of our lives. posted in kids books , picture book friday | no comments » facebook twitter september 27, 2018 no choice , by kate mckenna i think it’s because it just make sense to take for granted the things that one should take for granted (such as bodily autonomy) that feminist history seems to so often be overwritten. after i had an abortion in 2002, it would take years before i properly understood that i was fortunate to be able to access the procedure in such a straightforward manner. it never even occurred to me that i wouldn’t be able to. i had no idea that just ten years previous, in 1992, an abortion clinic around the corner from where i now live had been firebombed. such recent violent history—in my own neighbourhood—but i hadn’t been paying attention. and nor did i understand that across canada, even now, access to abortion was varied and even impossible—particularly for women in rural areas and across the maritimes. in her book no choice: the 30-year fight for abortion on prince edward island , kate mckenna explains the power held by the catholic church in pei and how that power enabled pro-choice activists to stack hospital boards by 1986 so that not a single abortion would be performed there for 30 years afterwards. she also shows how the the fight by pro-choice activists was exhausting, marked by setback and after setback. it didn’t help that in such a small and conservative province, people speaking up for the pro-choice cause could find themselves targeted and alienated. (for a long time i thought the history of progressivism was one of triumph. i read a biography of jane jacobs two years ago, and recall someone telling me that the real reason jacobs stands out is that she’s one of the few fighters who ever managed to win.) for a long time on prince edward island, nobody won. after activism in the 1980s and 1990s, the pro-choice movement on pei had mostly faded away. women who found themselves pregnant would have to travel out of province for an abortion, and for many women (particularly those who were vulnerable and/or low-income) this was impossible. women who returned home after these abortions were unable to access the aftercare they needed, sometimes with dire consequences. mckenna writes about women she knew pooling funds for “abortion insurance.” but in 2011, things started to change. it was a perfect confluence of events that no one could have planned—the rise of social media that allowed women to share and tell their stories; an activist group mckenna and her friends started to counter an annual “right-to-life” event in charlottetown; enough time having passed for feminists to have forgotten the future was hopeless, i suppose; data from researchers at the university of prince edward island; women who were willing to be public with their abortion stories; a guerrilla campaign of posters featuring the striking image shown on mckenna’s book cover. by 2016, pei had a new premier who was willing to consider an alternative to that “status-quo” that so many other politicians had been so comfortable with—mckenna quotes activist professor colleen macquarrie as being exasperated by this focus on status-quo, “like it was a good compromise. women’s health against…people that feel a little uncomfortable with the idea of abortion.” on march 30, 2016, the pei government announced that they would create a reproductive health centre in summerside, pei, that would offer abortions, among other services. after thirty years of fighting, the women of pei had won the right to healthcare that millions of other canadian women had access to. but the story isn’t over—in feminism, it never is. no doubt, the pro-life forces are still at work in pei, and anne kingston has written about their plans to play a major in the 2018 federal election . and so that end, it’s smart to know what canadian women are going to be up against, and to learn that there is value in fighting, that the battle can be won, posted in feminism , recently read | no comments » facebook twitter september 26, 2018 spending a morning at school “all those beautiful back to school pics are a reminder (to me, anyway) of how deeply vested so many people are in the education system & that it can be political dynamite to mess with it recklessly.” — shawn micallef one reason i like volunteering at my children’s school is because i’m nosy. and when a nosy person commits to spending a few hours administrating a fundraiser from the office—sorting order forms by classes with letters to parents—that person is not simply organizing papers. she is paying attention. and she is welcome to be there paying attention as she shuffles papers, because she’s going to be bringing in a few hundred extra dollars to the school coffers, which are chronically underfunded. every little bit helps, and teachers and school administrators are expert at stretching those dollars at far as possible, finding value, and making them count. so i’m happy to help, and besides, there are plenty of places for me to work—the vice principal’s office? the nurse’s room? because, of course, there is no money either for vice principals and nurses anymore, and the secretary relies on volunteer support. speaking of stretched, and i’ve not even got to education assistants (gone the way of the vice principal…) or caretaking staff (of which there are a few, but as few as possible due to budget constraints). this is not austerity, but also i can’t remember the last time our provincial government made a major investment in public education. and yet there is something miraculous about the way it all functions anyway, credit for all of which is due to the amazingness of people. part of the reason it works is because we expect it to—every morning we drop off our children, those extensions of our hearts, and then we go out into the world to do the things we do, and we take it for granted that our children are safe and cared for, that they’re learning, that they’re even happy. and for many of our children, this is mostly true, at

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