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Put down those burning bras ladies, it’s time to take a look at what the Other Press was running in the Novem

29, 1979 issue!
d his Week i in Top retro headline: “Feminist movement established”

OP n i istor\ "In Canada, as the old saying goes, when the going gets tough, the tough found a new political party. In rec:
years we've seen activists find everything from the Marijuana Party to the Work Less Party to the Sex Party, but
J.J. McCullough, OP c ongibuter. trend is hardly new. In this 1979 i issue, the OP ena an interview with — _ the oot of the t
minted Feminist Party of Canada.
According to Miles, a career academic from O her eats goal was to bri “a fenieie perspective is
politics” as a way to allow women to “change ours = even as we try to change the world.” Though
ae a feminist voice i ‘
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tae and fizzled out after a brief n. But v whater

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8 THE OTHER PRESS NOVEMBER 23 2006