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Clamor Magazine WHvmhZWI bor Resistance Bush's Legalized Sweatshops Inmate Labor* Jane Foi The Revolution ryday Life May/June 2004 • Issue 26 over a^> ^aJa^^^^i prML0\M p/ Ifiliipi kiKil ; ,'i inAmer ica ' 4 / who is working? 7 , i^^^ltJ > fer <^^L . V US/ $6.95 Canada '252 74 "96769 1 DLIFE I3U UI|lJHiai7iH»L"lI W CURSIVE AZURE RAY il'Jl'l'Jll^li^lVJ"! 1W ™„„ SADDLE CREEK ffiRWSSKKS SSffi'N20M K||1IIWI«««1«I«"1»I I Pick one of these free title from one of these great independent labels when you subscribe to Clamor now or renew your current subscription early! Ward Churchill Various Artists Various Artists Greg MacPherson Flying Luttenbachers Life In Occupied America Bloodshot Sampler III Rock Against Bush Maintenance Retrospective IV AK Press Bloodshot Fat Wreck Chords G-7 Welcoming Committee Mtn. Coop, of Indep. Artists Ultimate Fakebook Christiansen Hamell On Trial Addicted 2 Fiction New Radiant Storm Kings Before We Spark Stylish Nihilists Tough Love Zero EP Leftover Blues 1991-2003 Initial Revelation Righteous Babe Heartcore Contraphonic p iJFtcV.: aS|' S :Rl5f Eyedea & Abilities The Sinister Quartet Broken Spindles From Ashes Rise Various Contributors E&A The Pink Guillotine Fulfilled/Complete Nightmares Radio Clamor Volume 1 Epitaph Exotic Fever Saddle Creek Jade Tree Clamor Magazine " Name: Address: City: State: Zip: Email: This is a onew subscription o renewal My FREE CD —> First choice: Second choice: O I've enclosed $18 for my subscription (make checks payable to Clamor and send to PO Box 20128, Toledo, OH 43610) O Please charge my Visa or Mastercard card no. exp : LCL26 I Offer good with this coupon only. Please feel free to photocopy it before you send it in. EDITORS/PUBLISHERS Jen Angel • Jason Kucsma CONSULTING EDITOR Joshua Breitbart from your editors CULTURE EDITOR PEOPLE EDITOR Who is working in America? And if you are working, maybe the questions should be - what Sarah Palmer Keidra Chaney kind of job are you working? Like the woman on the cover, slinging donuts for Krispy ECONOMICS EDITOR POUTICS EDITORS Kreme, are you working a service-industry job? Do you have medical benefits? Are you Arthur Stamoulis Madeleine Baran & represented by a union? Do you even like your job? So you see. without getting too deep Amanda Luker into economic analysis and speculation (hey, that's what we have the Economist and MEDIA EDITOR Catherine Komp REVIEW EDITOR Dollars & Sense for), there's plenty to talk about on the subject of "work.'' Keith McCrea PROOFREADERS As soon as we sat down to write this letter, song lyrics we wanted to quote easily came to Belinda Brown. Elliot Adams. Hal Hixson. Scott mind. We could have turned to the IWW labor songs for something like: Puckett. Kristen Schmidt Why do you work for 8 hours or more? Two of us could have jobs if you'd only work 4. LAYOUT & DESIGN Jason Kucsma Or we could have gone with Aesop Rock's more contemporary "9-5ers Anthem": NEW MASTHEAD CONSULTATION We the American working population hate the fact that 8 hours a day are spent Robin Hendrickson, Derek Hogue chasing the the dream of someone that isn't us. We may not hate our jobs, but we COVER PHOTO: hate jobs in general that don't have to do with fighting our own causes. Jim West - www.iimwestphoto.com Or maybe some of you are more familiar with the classic: WEB DESIGN: Workin'9to5 Derek Hogue What a way to make a livin' ADVERTISING Barely gettin' by Rates and deadlines available upon request. 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Telephone: 419 243.4688 CLAMOR'S mission is to provide a media outlet that reflects the reality of alternative politics and culture in a format that is accessible to people from a vanety of backgrounds CLAMOR exists to fill the voids left by Postmaster Send address changes to mainstream media We recognize and celebrate the fact that each of us can and should participate in media, Clamor Magazine politics, and culture We publish wntmg and art that exemplify the value we place on autonomy, creativity, PO Box 20128, Toledo, OH 436 10 exploration, and cooperation CLAMOR is an advocate of progressive social change through acbve creation of political and cultural alternatives Periodicals postage paid at Toledo, OH clam«or 'kla-mer 1 : a loud continuous uproar of many human voices 2 : insistent public expression ECONOMICS SEX & GENDER 9 Union Cab Cooperative 42 Conjuring the Ghosts of Fondas Past Mike Gonzales Jessica Hoffman 12 Freelancers UNITE! Can Writers Get It Together? 45 How Safe Are Your Toys? NickMamatas Jennifer Grant 14 Iraq's Labor Resistance CULTURE Shannon Carson 14 Fighting to Stop the Other War: 48 This is Entertainment? Chimp-sploitation in Hollywood Cheryl Honkala Discusses the War on the Poor Sarah Baeckler with Charles Spano interview by Rachel Gazda 52 Micranots Intelligence: MC I Self Devine 16 Bracero 2004: interview by Samuel Pixley How Bush Plans to Legalize American Sweatshops 54 What's Your Passion? ArtemioGuerra Stella Meredith 55 Compassionate Science: When Two Good Causes Collide MEDIA Emily Sloan 20 A Day in the Life of Democracy Now! Anna Lappe PEOPLE 23 Work in the Age of Reality TV 58 Working It Out: A Prison Work Program That Works Anne Elizabeth Moore Christina Cook 25 TV-piquetera 61 Vulnerability and Resistance: Chris Abani Marie Trigona Tess. 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