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    Society, today in the fashion world talks about if choker makes you sexually active or not and if it makes you into an object for others. Although Choker has recently become a trend in early 2016, Many people speculate the meaning behind the clothing necklace and if it should be worn or not. Therefore, Choker meaning is not universal and should stop with the label. Choker original definition is a necklace or ornamental band of fabric that fits closely around the neck. The reason why…

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    Tattoos and Piercings in the Workplace Tattoos are becoming more popular in today’s society. Tattoos originated with Egyptians back in 3500 B.C. Then it was discovered the Japanese started them for cosmetics and religious reasons. They even branded criminals as a part of their punishment. Tattoos were done by hand, but in 1981 the first tattoo gun was issued. Recently in the society tattoos have become more popular as a way to express themselves and or their religious beliefs. Ear piercings…

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    Tattoos and why they should not be considered deviant Humans have marked their bodies with tattoos for thousands of years. These permanent designs, sometimes plain, sometimes elaborate, always personal markings have served as amulets, status symbols, declarations of love, signs of religious beliefs, adornments and even forms of punishment. Prior to my research I had no idea where the tattoo even originated from? Which is ironic because neither does anyone else. The history of the tattoos are…

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    Tattoos in Mainstream Culture Over the past few decades, the number of tattooed people have skyrocketed. According to a 2016 Harris Poll, three in ten American adults have a tattoo. Tattoos have become a part of mainstream culture due to various reasons. Some people get tattoos on a whim, while others get them to remember a loved one. Tattoos are a popular form of body modification, but there are people who dislike tattoos. Regardless of how people view tattoos, we can confidently say that they…

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    Cristabel Montoya Geography 302 05/05/15 Artistic Enhancement Cultures around the world have their own unique forms of body modifications. Most commonly known and practiced today are tattoos and piercings. In this paper, I researched a form of body modification that the tribes of Africa practice. I will delve into the reasoning why they use scarification as a form of self-expression and the significance it has to these tribes in Africa. First, I will give some background on what…

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    word tattoo originates from the Polynesian word “ta” which means striking something, as well as the Tahitian word “tatau” which means “to mark something”. Contemporary tattooing has evolved from a practice that was initially imported from the islands of Polynesia and later transformed into a form of working-class folk art. Tattooing is a centuries old art form with various styles, purposes, and applications. Each style has fundamentals that contribute to the distinctive appearance of its tattoo.…

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    Tattoos have been around for over thousands of years and are becoming more and more frequent in today’s society. The intricate ink designs have transformed from more than simple tribal markings, allowing people to use their bodies as shrines. With how available they are to get today, along with the growing number of talented artist, people are getting them for more than rebellious reasons. Body ink has become a way to showcase ones interest and tell their back stories, along with aid in the…

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    Marsh has made an artwork that is called Tattoo and Haircut because he believed in the same idea. This beautiful but mysterious piece of art truly supports and illustrates this thought in a whole spectrum of colors and forms. By looking at not only this painting form, but also the content, we can clearly establish that it was influenced by the great depression and shows the . Discussing this painting’s form and content makes the concept even more obvious. Tattoo and Haircut is a painting from…

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    In The World Who God Is (Tattoos on the Heart, p. 67) I am a spiritual non-theist who has come to treasure a parable-filled memoir celebrating a vision of God in the world, authored by a Jesuit Priest. In 2010, Father Gregory Boyle, pastor of Dolores Mission since 1986 and founder of Homeboy Industries, serving to uplift the lives of gang members in Boyle Heights near downtown Los Angeles—a thoroughly savvy, engaging, astonishing writer and man, who holds degrees in English, and has been…

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    Compassion Can Heal Wounds “Just assume the answer to every question is compassion” (Boyle 62). This is a quote from Fr. Gregory Boyle’s book, Tattoos on the Heart: The Power of Boundless Compassion. From the title it can be drawn that this book often focuses on compassion and how it relates to “homies,” or gang members. Most, if not all, gang members go through a lot of trauma, starting in their childhood and going on through adulthood. This is causes them to seek a place, usually gangs, of…

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