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    students especially college students do have a tendency of tattooing their bodies as they believe that tattoos are beautiful and acts as an identification mark or it may have a great meaning in their lives. Many youths especially the black American teenage boys and superstars have many tattoos all over their bodies. Some tattoo themselves just because their friends in the neighborhood or at school have tattoos thus I can argue that tattooing is an act of peer pressure. There are so many question asked

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    thousands of designs and styles that variety from black to elaborate colorful schemes. Rather flaunted or hidden‚ sought as art or bought out of a whim‚ the tattoo has left its mark on generation after generation (Krakow‚ 1994). Throughout history tattooing has had many purposes that vary from culture‚ to person‚ to a specific date in history. The word tattoo‚ a Tahitian word meaning “to mark something”‚ has existed since 12‚000 B.C. According to “A Brief History of Tattoos‚”

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    changed with the invention of the electric tattooing machine. After that‚ tattoos were everywhere‚ inescapable. The “degenerates‚” as society began to label them‚ were seen as social abnormalities and have been associated with the mentally insane. The topic of this essay is to debate whether New York Times columnist David Brooks’ “Nonconformity is Skin Deep” is a better argument than Associated Content blogger Georga Hackworth’s “Stigmas‚ Stereotypes in Tattooing: Why the Medical Community is to Blame

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    in London. Soon‚ the upper- class were getting small tattoos in discreet places. For a short time tattooing became a fad. What kept tattooing from becoming more widespread was its slow and painstaking procedure. In 1891‚ Samuel O’Rtiely made the first electric tattooing machine. As the average person could easily get a tattoo‚ the upper classes turned away from it. By the turn of the century‚ tattooing had lost a great deal of credibility. Tattooists worked the sleazier sections of town and heavily

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    practiced tattooing. Although the Spaniards were the first to discover tattoos in Polynesia in 1595‚ the first written descriptions regarding tattoos did not appear for almost two centuries (Tahiti Tatou‚ 2007). Though there were differences between the Polynesian islands that made each island unique there were also similarities that were shared between all the islands. One of the primary differences between the tattoos on Polynesian islands was the traditional names that were used for tattooing. For

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    or approximately 6% of the population‚ had a tattoo (Swan‚ 2011). According to Kang and Jones (2007)‚ tattooing is especially popular among teenagers and college students. At a stage when young people are seeking to assert their independence‚ tattoos may provide a way to ground a sense of self in a seemingly changing and insecure world. Tattooing has a long history; it was thought that tattooing was primary an ancient Egyptian practice dating from circa 2000 B.C. (Nadler‚ 1983). It was brought to

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    Guarantees Customer Service Format of Papers Term Paper Format Sample of Format About Placing an Order Check Our Prices It seems that no matter where one goes today‚ it is impossible to escape the reality that body art‚ in the form of tattooing‚ has become an integral part of our culture and society. Although tattoos once had a reputation as part of the “undesirable” class in American society‚ as they were typically associated with the biker and criminal milieu‚ tattoos have experienced

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    The Past‚ Present and Future of Tattooing Have one ever known that many Jews believe a tattoo will keep them from being buried in a Jewish cemetery? This belief is wrong. However‚ it is stated in the Jewish Law that you are forbidden to get a tattoo. Some employers can restrict their employees from showing their tattoos by strict dress codes or uniform requirements? This is true‚ in many law suit court cases; the judges have found these on-the-job requirements to be nondiscriminatory

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    hierarchy society: sexual maturity‚ genealogy and one’s rank within society. Nearly everyone in ancient Polynesian society was tattooed. Tattooing is a sacred ceremony in Polynesian culture. According to the culture of Maori‚ all high-ranking Māori were tattooed‚ and those who went without tattoos were seen as people with lowest social level. Traditional tattooing tools consist of a comb with needles carved from bone or tortoiseshell‚ fixed to a wooden handle. The needles are dipped into a pigment

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    eyeball tattoo. You think that we’re kidding around‚ but a woman got one recently‚ and ran into some serious problems. We could have told her that would happen. What is an eyeball tattoo? An eyeball tattoo is officially called sclera staining or tattooing. It’s when you inject ink into the whites of your eyes to change the color. It’s risky‚ and if not done properly can lead to some very serious permanent problems. People who do get this kind of tattoo done experience at the bare minimum some serious

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