Glamour USA - September 2016

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Talk / The Conversation “There isn’t one way to look beautiful,” says Cara. Alessia Cara Hates Hate Alessia Cara first came on our radar with her track “Here,” the story of a sober wallflower at a raging party. Now 20, she isn’t just a pop star— she’s a pop activist: Cara has pledged to always go makeup- free when she performs “Scars to Your Beautiful,” her anthem for anyone who’s felt uncomfortable in their skin. The video features powerful cameos from, among others, cancer survivors and transgender people challenging beauty standards. Cara, on tour now, offers advice for charting your own course: ? 226 glamour.com Dive into what makes you uncomfortable. “I started posting You- Tube videos when I was 13, solely for the purpose of getting over my fear of singing in front of people. My cover of The Neighbourhood’s ‘Sweater Weather’ took off—it’s what got me discovered.” Use your voice. “Growing up, I saw one of my gay friends get bullied constantly. I thought, Why is his sexuality so important to people? No one talks about straight people’s sexuality. Even today there’s a hidden hatred, and I don’t like it, so I want to shed light on LGBTQ issues.” Rethink beautiful. “We all look at ourselves in the mirror and think, I hate this, I wish that were different—from something minor like, ‘I have a pimple today,’ to something major like, ‘I don’t want to live anymore because I don’t think I’m good enough.’ In ‘Scars,’ I wanted to tell people, ‘There isn’t one way to look beautiful—you are beautiful, and it’s the world that needs to change.’ ” —Brooke Hauser The Women History Forgot— Until Now When you think of NASA, you probably envision white guys in spacesuits. But decades ago, when separate drinking fountains were still the norm, at least 80 black women worked at NASA, scratching out the equations that gave rise to the space race. In her new book, Hidden Figures, Margot Lee Shetterly tells these heroines’ stories. GLAMOUR: Many of these women were teachers, laundresses, moms, before answering NASA ads and receiving on-the-job training. What drew them to NASA? MARGOT LEE SHETTERLY: This opportunity was going to transform their families’ lives. They had to prove that this job could be successfully executed by someone who looks like them, like me. GLAMOUR: Katherine Johnson played a huge role in John Glenn’s historic orbit around earth. How did she get the task of checking the math that kept him alive? MLS: IBM computers were these wacky new things, so Katherine raised her hand to check the computer output herself. I asked if she was nervous, and she said, “Very. But I knew my numbers were right.” GLAMOUR: How do stories like that get lost? MLS: They weren’t lost; we didn’t think they were important. But if you see that not all scientists look like Einstein, you have an image of what’s possible. —Megan Angelo Before man walked on the moon, below, John Glenn orbited the earth on the strength of Katherine Johnson’s calculations. The Big Question: SHOULD POLITICIANS BE FINED FOR LYING? YES: 84% NO: 16% VERDICT: PAY UP! Source: <strong>Glamour</strong> on Facebook CARA: BEN RAYNER. MOON LANDING: UNIVERSAL HISTORY ARCHIVE/GETTY IMAGES
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