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Mal Chaplin: a Victim of Our Rape Culture Eastern Illinois University The Keep The Post Amerikan (1972-2004) The Post Amerikan Project 2-1994 Volume 23, Number 1 Post Amerikan Follow this and additional works at: https://thekeep.eiu.edu/post_amerikan Part of the Gender, Race, Sexuality, and Ethnicity in Communication Commons, Journalism Studies Commons, Publishing Commons, and the Social Influence and oliticalP Communication Commons BLOOMINGTON /NORMAL VOL. 23 N0.1 FEB/MARCH 1994 Mal Chaplin: A Victim of Our Rape Culture Pantagraph tile photo Rittenjtouse supporters beg Judge Witte for leniency ZOLI9 'II 'N<H~>NU\IOO'IH ZOLI«r'II "NOl.nNIWO<YIU ~ 1 "ON ,tU\Jll.':>ltl ZStf X09: 3:3WO .LSOd <IIV(I :>I~)V,tS(ltl ·s·n NV)IUf.iiWV .lS(M ~·UVll )11!19: NOI.L;X>JWO::> SS:>Ili.UUV BLOOMINGTON /NORMAL VOL. 23 N0.1 FEB/MARCH 1994 In this issue: page 12 Attention meat-eaters page 13 Diet styles of the rich & and fatuous; Famous larger-than-life page6 Bioregionalist perspectives: a quest figures crossword puzzle TABLE OF CONTENTS for human identity and survival · pages 14-15 Voice for Choice page7 Anarchy, revolution, and Christ; Bioregionalists cont. · pages 16-17 Homebirth: Fighting for another page2 Page Two Stuff reproductive right; Pregnancy, pageS Anarchy, Revolution, and Crestwicke Childbirth, and Public Aid page3 Community News page9 Ms. Hippie; Notes from a local pages 18-19 Gay /Lesbian/Bisexual issues page4 Uppers/Downers, 1994 Predictions "lefty" and small business owner pageS Think About It; FDA targets food pages 10-11 The Rittenhouse letters supplements Responsibility and the rape culture Good numbers ACLU .............................................................. 454-7223 AIDS Hotlines: ............................................................. Post sellers National ...................................... 1-800-AID-AIDS About us Illinois ............................................. 1-800-243-2437 Local ............................................. (309) 827-AIDS The Post Amerikan is an independent community Alcoholics Anonymous ................................ 828-5049 newspaper providing information and analysis Bloomington Bloomington Housing Authority ................ 829-3360 The Back Porch, 402 N. Main (inside) that is screened out of or down played by estab­ Childbirth and Parenting Information Exchange Bakery Bank, 901 N. Main lishment news sources. We are a non-profit, (CAPlE) ..................................................... 827-6672 Bloomington Public Library (front) Clare House (Catholic workers) ................. .452-0310 worker-run collective that exists as an alternative Bus Depot, 533 N. East to the corporate media. Community for Social Action ..................... .452-4035 Circus Video (Emerson and Main) Connection House ......................................... 829-5711 Common Ground, 516 N. Main (inside) Countering Domestic Violence ................... 827-4005 We put out six issues a year. Staff members take Front and Center Building turns as "coordinator." All writing, typing, edit­ Dept. of Children/Family Services ............ 828-0022 Law and Justice Center, W. Front Draft Counselling.......................................... 452-5046 ing, graphics, photography, pasteup, and distribu­ Medusa's, 420 N. Madison (inside) tion are done on a volunteer basis. You are invited Gay & Lesbian Resource Phoneline .......... .438-2429 The Park Store, Wood and Allin (inside) HELP (transportation for senior citizens, to volunteer your talents. Red Fox, 918 W. Market handicapped) ........................................... 828-8301 Susie's Cafe, 602 N. Main Ill. Dept. of Public Aid.................................. 827-4621 Most of our material and inspiration formater~al Twin City Exchange, 411 N. Main (inside) Ill. Lawyer Referral ............................. 1-800-252-8916 comes from the community. The Post Amerikan U.S. Pqst Office, 1511 E. Empire welcomes stories, graphics, photos, letters, and U.S. Post Office, Center and Monroe Kaleidoscope .................................................. 828-7346 new tips from our readers. If you'd like to join us, Wash House, 609 N. Clinton McLean Co. Center for Human Services ... 827-5351 call828-7232 and leave a message on our answer­ McLean Co. Health Dept ............................. .454-1161 ing machine. We will get back to you as soon as Mid Central Community Action ................. 829-0691 we can. Don't worry if it takes a while-we don't Mobile Meals .................................................. 828-8301 meet every week. Narcotics Annonymous ............................... 827-3898 National Health Care Services-abortion Normal assistance ....................................... 1-800-322-1622 An alternative newspaper depends directly on a Amtrack Station community of concerned people for existence. We Nuclear Freeze Coalition .............................. 828-4195 Arte'Copia, 204 A. North Street (inside) Occupational Development Center ........... .452-7324 believe it is very important to keep a newspaper like Avanti's, 407 S. Main this around. If you think so too, then please support Operation Recycle ......................................... 829-0691 Babbitt's Books, 104 N. Street (inside) Parents Anonymous ..................................... 827-4005 us by telling your friends about the paper, donating Franzetti's, 207 Broadway PATH: Personal Assistance Telephone Help ..... 827-4005 money to the printing of the paper, and telling our Hovey Hall ISU (front) ...................................................... or 800-322-5015 advertisers you saw their ad in Post Amerikan. Mother Murphy's, 111 North (inside) Phone Friends ................................................ 827-4008 Subconscious, S. Main Subway, 115 E. Beaufort Planned Parenthood (medical) .................... 827-4014 (bus/ couns/ educ) ................................... 827-4368 What's your Post Amerikan ............................................... 828-7232 Prairie State Legal Service ............................ 827-5021 new address? Prairie Alliance .............................................. 828-8249 Project Oz ....................................................... 827-0377 When you move, be sure to send us Rape Crisis Center ......................................... 827-4005 your new address so your subscription Sunnyside Neighborhood Center ............... 827-5428 gets to you. Your Post Amerikan will not TeleCare (senior citizens) ............................. 828-8301 be forwarded (it's like junk mail-no Unemployment comp/job service ............. 827-6237 kidding!). Fill out this handy form with United Farm workers support ..................... 452-5046 your new address and return it to us, ·. This issue of Post Amerikan P. 0. Box 3452, Bloomington, IL 61702. is brought to you by I I • • Name: _________________________ Due Date: Street: _________________________ David, Deborah, Linda, Ralph, Sherrin, Susie The next deadline for submitting Post City/State/Zip: _________ and Tom Amerikan material will be: March 7, 1994 PAGE2 POST AMERIKAN FEB/MARCH 1994 • ' ! .. • ~ Community News Olive Branch: Trail to Expand The Bloomington/Normal Constitution Trail Paintings by Cedric Chatterley will expand in 1994. A grant, awarded by the State Department of Conservation, was announced when Governor Edgar visited in While photographing a parade in Cairo, Illinois, October. The new branch will begin on the east Chatterley was approached by a young man who end of the Old Farm Lak~s subdivision and asked him to take photographs of the travel along the Lincoln Street right of way to dilapidated house he and his mother lived in. Hershey Road. At that point the trail heads This initial encounter began an eight-year southwest through State Farm's Corporate relationship in which Chatterley documented South grounds to Hamilton Road. It theri the transitions in this young man's life. Over travels west all the way to Bunn Street. 100 photographs and texts, threaded with irony and dark wit, reveal the genealogy of poverty Whew! Free Subs within an American family. They portray a life The Post Amerikan will be giving in motion, focused on the mundane and Work will be under way in the.summer of 1994. seemingly bizarre activities that encompass the away 20 free 1 I 2 year subscriptions young man's existence. The images, which are Source: Bloomington's City Notes (three issues) to the first people to unposed, naturally lit and inventively respond (determined by the postmark composed, concentrate on a single subject as a on the envelope.) Enjoy the luxury of method of introducing larger, more complex societal issues. having the Post Amerikan delivered Vision Problems? to your door free! In conjunction with Olive Branch, a selected If you or someone you care about is 55 or over, survey of documentary photographs from the has a vision loss, and lives in McLean, Ford, ~ill out the following form and mail 1930's - 70's encompassing distinctly different Livingston, or DeWitt county, help is available. today! representational strategies will be exhibited. LIFE-Center for Independent Living (LIFE-CIL) Featuring the work of Lewis Hine, Robert F.rank, has outreach workers who have been trained to Dorthea Lange, Walker Evans, Danny Lyons, teach independent living skills to individuals .------------------; Elliot Erwitt, and Larry Clark among others- this with visual impairments. Various other ~ Name: I exhibition was curated from the permanent services are provided upon request. 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