Clamor

Issue 15 Jul/Aug 2002

  • Culture

  • Be Beautiful and Carry a Big Stick: Physical Attractiveness & the Massai Aesthetic by Robert Biswas-Diener
  • How Much Did you Pay for your Identity? The Big Business of Selling Individuality to Kids by Scott Puckett
  • Strummer: Passion is a Fashion by Antonino D'Ambrosio
  • People

  • WERISE: Clamor Talks with Julie Shaw about the First WERISE Fashion Show by Jason Kucsma
  • What's Your Relationship to Fashion? A Photo Essay by Ailecia Ruscin and Chantel Guidry
  • The X Factor: A Pirate Attack off Yemen by Zoltan Gyurko
  • Gangbanging: Analyzing the Phenomenon by RJ Castillo
  • Ruby Chaton: Stand-out DIY Design by Mollie Wells
  • Economics

  • American Made: Sweatshops in the USA by Casey Boland
  • Animal-Free Fashion: A Field Guide to Veganwear by Mickey Z
  • Sex & Gender

  • Sex or Sweatshops: The Scarlot Harlot Talks about Globalization and the Rights of Sex Workers by Mary Christmas
  • Media

  • James King is Convenient: In 1996, the New York Times Magazine sent an uncompromising message about the pitfalls of the fashion world. It did it? by Martin Schneider
  • After the last Merger: Fiction by Jeffrey Yamaguchi
  • Sounds in the Background: Muzak, Background Music, and Unlikely Song Choices by Boone Stigall
  • Politics

  • Unmitigated Power: Energy Production, Ideology, and Carolina Power & Light by Jordan Green
  • The Panther Insurgency by Paul Glavin
  • In a Chinese Joint by Oscar Tuazon