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    Britain‚ more than a third of 16- to 44-year-olds have tattoos. Now a days you can’t walk down a busy street without seeing people with tattoos and to not be tattooed‚ to have what is known as “virgin skin”‚ is to go against the mainstream‚ and to reject body art is to rebel. These articles did a good job at summing up the gaining popularity of tattoos in today’s society and how the are a part of the main stream. This is real helpfully for someone to know who might have been nervous to get a tattoo

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    Tattoos in Todays Society

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    other than using words. The media has played a big part in why tattoos are more accepted today then 10-15 years ago. Transition: Let’s start with the stigma associated with tattoos. Body I. Even though not nearly as bad as previous generations‚ having a tattoo does come with stigmas. A. Religious groups‚ cults‚ and gangs have tattoos as a symbol of their dedication to one’s specific group or belief. B. It’s believed

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    Tattoo culture and influence in society Nowadays‚ tattoo has been regarded as a sign of fashion. “A trend that started growing in America and Europe in the early ’90s‚ tattooing soon became so popular that 36% of Americans aged 25-29 had at least one body tattoo by 2003(Julie Genser 2007).” However‚ tattoo could probably bring health risks to tattoo carrier. Historically‚ tattoo originally is the nation’s cultural and symbolic‚ different tattoo pictures have own meaning and even it is a symbol of authority

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    Tattoo And Identity Essay

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    Tattoos have been associated with identity for thousands of years across many different cultures. By using different types of images‚ symbols‚ words‚ and motifs‚ people are able to create a visual representation of their ideas about what they understand their identity to be and what they see as most important to them and their community. Tattooing can be a highly painful process‚ and can take any where from several hours to several days to complete‚ which proves that no matter who is getting the

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    English 101 The Cause and Effect Of One’s Appearance Certain things that can make an individual one-of-a-kind could be tattoos‚ piercings and dreadlocks just to name a few‚ such as is mentioned in Dreadlocked by Veronica Chambers and Drugs‚ Sports‚ Body Image and G.I. Joe by Natalie Angier. One’s appearance can reveal insight into a person’s lifestyle and life choices. People can define themselves and their personalities to others by making themselves appear unique There are many reasons as to

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    the Italy-Austrian border‚ and who is dated to be approximately 5‚200 years old (Lineberry‚ 2007). The first tattoos seem to have been for more therapeutic purposes‚ which is evidenced by the fact that early tattoos were positioned on areas of the body that had degenerated (Lineberry‚ 2007). Surprisingly‚ the act of tattooing seems to sometimes be a

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    In the past‚ Body decoration and mutilation maybe seen as an act of rebellion actions or in connections with members of a gang of delinquents‚ but In today’s industrialized cultures‚ tattoos and piercing are a popular art form shared by people of all ages. They are also indicative of a psychology of self-mutilation‚ defiance‚ independence‚ and belonging. There are many reason which lead to these actions. Below are some of a few examples Religious/culture – act as protective and empowering talismans

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    loved one. In today’s society‚ it now seems acceptable for someone to mark their body with something that is meaningful. The tattoos can range

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    sterilized‚ it is still possible that HIV can be transferred‚” said Omar E‚ shop apprentice for Nathan’s Tattoo and Body Piercing. This is a risk that many are willing to take in order to express one’s self through tattoos‚ but risking your life and image is more foolish. Young adults will get tattoos‚ and a few years later‚ hate it. This is a waste of money‚ cause harm to your body‚ and painful treatments to get rid of it. Young adult will always get tattoos without speaking to their parents or a

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    Tattoos in the workplace

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    Dale Lawrence Elizabeth Hokanson English 1010 1/20/2014 Should tattoos be accepted in the workplace? People say perception is everything. Potential employers judge people based on physical appearance‚ as do peers‚ potential mates‚ and clients. Tattoos are a big issue concerning how people judge appearance. While they can be offensive to coworkers and customers‚ tattoos should not be judged in the workplace because they are a way of expressing yourself‚ or your culture. “The tattooing craze

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