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Clamor Magazine PO Box 20128, Toledo, OH 43610 Featuring: Train Hopping * Boat Making * Hitchhiking * Rabble Rousing * Monkey Loving - Street Stenciling > h r New Perspectives on Politics, Culture, Media, and Life o y^ -H% 4*. September/October2003 Issue 22 traveling around the world nd the block • Hold On Love CD/LP (LBJ-54) Available October 7th The Drinks We Drank Last Night CD Single (l.BJ-55) Available September 9th Hold on Love was built on a bold approach — taking the ethereal aspects of Azure Ray's past work and mixing them with a more upbeat and enlivened technique. Still so visceral and intimate you can hear lips pulling apart and piano hammers striking, Hold on Love travels the aurally deeper road with layer upon layer of all-encompassing sound. And where love and loss dripped from each word on past albums, Hold on Love finds hope to round out their message. CURSIVE VARIOUS ARTISTS BRIGHT EYES The Ugly Organ Saddle Creek 50 LIFTED or The Story is CD/I I' (I Bl 2xCD/l P(LBJ-50) in the Soil, Keep Your Ear to the Ground Cl)/2xLP(LBJ-46) www.saddle-creek.com • r- : < »m.ilia, Iccom i subscribe now and stick it to the man. For just $1 8, you get six issues of Clamor mailed to your door — no more standing in line behind throngs of consumers purchasing the latest Harry Potter tome, dalmatian dog calendars, or one of the bazillion Pilates videos on the market these days. No more guilt pangs about shopping for independent culture at the megamall. We're try- ing to help you, folks. Work with us. So you've done the math, right? That's $1.50 that you'll save on each issue. AND since Clamor HQ gets $1 per copy sold on the newsstand after the powers-that-be take their cuts, by subscribing you're virtually stealing from the corporations that pretend to give a damn about you. We won't tell if you won't. I want more for my money: Me: Street or Box: City: State: Zip: Email: O Payment enclosed ($18 for each sub payable to Clamor) O Please charge my credit card Visa/Mastercard (circle one) card # exp. date Send $18 ($25 outside of the US fopr surface, $40 for airmail) payable to Clamor :: PO Box 20128, Toledo, OH 43610 Email [email protected] with any questions. EDITORS Jen Angel • Jason Kucsma CONSULTING EDITOR Joshua Breitbart As a group of people who love to travel, we knew this issue was coming. Judging PROOFREADERS by the record number of submissions we received from you all, you're globetrot- Brian Awehali, Hal Hixson, Catherine Komp, ters as well. We were inundated with stories of Americans abroad — Japan, James Marks, Scott Puckett, Kristen Schmidt Malaysia, Ecuador, El Salvador, Mexico, the Philippines — you name it. LAYOUTS DESIGN We weren't really going for the guidebook-style narrative: where to stay, what to Jason Kucsma eat, etc. What we have brought you here is more about how people think and COVER: deal with travel. How it changes your worldview and makes you understand A young girl in the Xin Jiang Province. Photo yourself and the world around you. Similarly, no discussion of international travel by Joyce Orobello. Story on p. 27 would be complete without looking at how travelers affect the communities they visit. Additional design work on cover by Theodore Hennessy. Throughout many of these Americans-as-would-be-tourist stories, some of REVIEW EDITOR them occurring in and around the time that America began its official war with Keith McCrea Iraq, there is one underlying current. Americans are not popular. From Danee Voorhees's temptation to masquerade as a Canadian throughout Malaysia (p. 60) ADVERTISING and her insightful comments on race in the Philippines (p. 29) to a few Austra- Rates and deadlines available upon request. Please call 419-243-4688 or visit lians' perspectives overheard by Joel Hanson (p. 66), Americans abroad are www.clamormagazine.org/advertising.pdf faced with a reality that doesn't exactly resemble the world that's pumped into our living rooms on the television. Everyone wants to be like Americans, right? Tell PRINTING: that to Casey Boland. He and his friends visited Hiroshima (p. 22) — we dropped Westcan Printing Group, "the bomb" there, remember? Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada P: 866-669-9914 Ultimately, though, travel is as much about where you're at mentally as well as WEB DESIGN: geographically. If we gleaned nothing else from the contributions in this issue, Derek Hogue we've learned that travel, like our everyday interactions, requires a skillful nego- tiation of differences between people if it's going to be a rewarding experience for CLAMOR is a bi-monthly magazine. Single copies are $4.50 ppd and 6 issue everyone. Mutual respect, deference, humility, awareness, and an open mind are subscriptions are $18 ppd in the US just as crucial to us in our work-a-day world as they are when we're traveling the (Outside of the US single issues are $6 and globe. a 6— issue subscription is $25 in US Funds). Checks may be made payable to Become Thanks for reading. The Media. BACK ISSUES: are available for the standard &A, single copy rate ($4.50 ppd). Visit 4 X www.clamormagazine.org for more info. DISTRIBUTION: PS: Please note that Clamor- has moved its headquarters to Toledo, Ohio's Old CLAMOR is distributed to stores and West End. Only 20 miles but worlds away from Bowling Green. Please reach us distributors by Big Top Newsstand at: Clamor :: PO Box 20128 :: Toledo, OH 43610 Services, 2729 Mission Street Suite 201, San Francisco. CA 94110-3131 [email protected] CLAMOR is also available through these fine distribution outlets: Active Distribution UK, AK Press, Armadillo, Desert Moon, Doormouse, Emma Mirian, Empire State News, Gordon & Gotch, Ingram, IPD, Kent News, Last Gasp. Marginal, Media Solutions. Milligan, One Source, Small Changes, Stickfigure, Tower, and Ubiquity. 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 variety of backgrounds. CLAMOR exists to fill the voids left CLAMOR (ISSN 15-34-94891 is published six times a year (Jan/ feb. Mar/Apr, May/Jun, Jul/Aug. Sept/Oct. Nov/Dec). ©2003 by mainstream media. We recognize and celebrate the fact that each of us can and should participate in in the US by Become The Media Incorporated, P0 Box 20128, media, politics, and culture. publish writing and art that exemplify the value we place on autonomy, Toledo. OH 43610. Telephone 4 19 243 4688. We creativity, exploration, and cooperation. CLAMOR is an advocate of progressive social change through Postmaster: Send address changes to Clamor Magazine PO Box 20128, Toledo, OH 43610. active creation of political and cultural alternatives. Periodicals postage paid at Toledo. OH. K*£l K*£! CLAMOR: A Loud and Continued Uproar of Many Human Voices • Number 22 • September/October 2003 PEOPLE ECONOMICS 9 Lost at Sea 44 Traveling with Light Footsteps Interview by Matthew Turissini Melanie Rubenstein 12 Travel Tale: Where you headin' man? 47 Why Shopping Locally Matters Ron Jacobs Steve Wilson 13 Oba Maja: Chicago street poet on the road to happiness 49 Outbreak: Toronto's Tourism Industry and SARS Matt Donahue Jeff Shantz 14 Hopping Freight with Avail's Tim Barry 51 Anonymous: A Word with the author of Evasion Dennis Kepic interview by Ricky Powell 17 Teach English Abroad ... Later Gavin Grant 18 Travel Tale: On the Road with my Brother SEX & GENDER Courtney E. Martin 56 Tackling Freedom Stephanie Abraham 58 Can Men Take Feminism to Bed? CULTURE Gabriel Constans 22 Holiday in Hiroshima Casey Boland 27 Passing (as a native of Xin Jiang) POLITICS Joyce Orobello 60 Should 1 Stay or Should 1 Go? 25 Heathens in the Land of Holy (ass-kicking) Monkeys Dabee Voorhees Ayun Halliday 64 David Rovics is Rousing the Rabble 29 Moments in Block and White Interview by Win Vitkowsky Danee Voorhees 31 Four Wheels Bad ... Two Wheels Good LAST PAGE interview by J Powers 66 Overheard in a Youth Hostel Joel Hanson MEDIA 36 Style Wars: 20th Anniversary Interview by Gregory Keller REVIEWS 41 Our Streets, Our Galleries 18 Dischord Music; Rebuttal The wonders of modern stenciling 46 Revolutionary Road Josh MacPhee 52 Audio Perspective 53 Suggested Sounds 59 Boys' Toys 60 Road Reading Please address letters to [email protected] or write us at PO Box 20128 Toledo, OH 43610 Letters may be edited for length. Not all letters received will be printed. Funny guy hits the toilet, or trivialized. A broader vision of family and a wid- superficially, as "a waste of time." That everything but misses the point. er concern for others is possible if we can begin we do does not have to be justified as compatible to think outside the box labeled "speciesism." For with our ideological proclivities, per se. And still Philip E. Lefebvre's "A Month Sitting" (July/August the foxes in leghold traps, the lobsters about to be be looked at by others, and ourselves, as serious thrown into boiling life in 2003) was thought provoking and funny, but I think pots, elephants serving self-sacrificing activists — something undoubtedly he ought to give us ladies a little more credit. chains in circuses, and the chickens being trucked required of us. Nobody can force us to mutilate ourselves for to slaughter, I hope we come to this conclusion "beauty," no matter how strong the media mes- sooner rather than later. Brad Wendel sages are! Being a girl, for me, is more about Mobile, AL being super smart, seeing through the bullshit, P.J.
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