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    Modern Day Tattoos Tattoos have passed from something that’s cool, or bad, to a way of life in some cases. This paper is about modern day tattoos, the meaning behind them, and the way they are perceived in the eye of the public. I have a high opinion to start with on this topic, because my easily hidden tattoos are covering a good portion of my skin. My own personal opinion of tattoos is that they hold a deep meaning for almost every person, not saying this is true for everyone, but in most…

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    Lets start off by saying getting tattoos can be extremely painful to have done. Tattoos can cause people not to be hired for jobs they are qualified for, It's not an image that some corporations care for. I believe that if you would like to get a tattoo, make sure that it's hiding. Exposed tattoos may hinder ones chances to be hired. To begin with, " A 2011 study by CareerBuilder shows that 31 percent of surveyed employers ranked having a visible tattoo as the top personal attribute that…

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    Is a Tattoo Right for You? Style is changing as society changes, something that is becoming more popular is tattoos. Tattoos are becoming more of a common fashion icon not only does it make you stand out from the majority but there can even be a meaningful story told behind the tattoo but not always. When getting a tattoo there should always be some things to consider prior. Tattoos are a great way to express certain things in your life or just simply put something permanent on your body but…

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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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    Welcome to the world of tattooing. If you are skilled enough and have the talent, all you need is a tattoo machine to get your thing going. Well, it's not always that you will find a machine with rings that are already tuned up; sometimes you will have to do it yourself. There are so many variables on how it will run, but understanding the theory of setting it up together will help you run the machine using the right stroke length and right needle group to produce the artistic effect you desire.…

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    have heard some controversy about tattoos being a taboo in the workplace. More than not, businesses tend to enforce rules that require employees who are sporting tattoos to cover them up completely while they are at work. Some people say this is so to not offend anyone by viewing the tattoos. Tattoos have been deemed unprofessional, and to some people, tattoos are something that should never be visible at work or in a professional setting; however, to others tattoos are pure art and have a great…

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    Tattoos have been around for quite some time now and play a major part in society. However, there is an unwritten law stating that tattoos in the work place are unacceptable. In the United States 42% of adults have at least one or more tattoos. Yet, 73% of people say they would hire staff that had visible tattoos. Discrimination of tattoos in the work place is an outdated trend among companies in today’s society. Professionalism should not be determined by how you look because it is how you…

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    perspective into the issue of tattoos and professionalism. Most of the studies that are available report on the perceptions that people have of tattoos and how this might influence the workplace. But it is more insightful to hear the experience of these marked individuals and whether they believe themselves to be repressed. I developed a series of eight questions to ask my participants that would let them share their opinions and experiences. I started by asking how many tattoos/piercings they…

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    Stereotypes In Body Art

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    illustration of women. Women do get their tattoos at a young age, but they do not have sexual intercourse at a In the world there are many different types of groups that are misunderstood, but a group that is misunderstood due to their physical appearance of having tattoos, piercings, or both are having difficulties in their lives. Imagine having your body covered in different color ink with designs…

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    The Tattooer Culture

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    is a story that is full of coldness. This reading is about a young man named Seikichi. Seikichi was a well-known tattoo artist in Japan because of a special ability to tattoo all his clients. This young man had…

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