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    The Jazz Age

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    The Jazz music of the Big Band Era was the peak of over thirty years of musical development. Jazz was so innovative and different that it could literally sweep the world‚ changing the musical styles of nearly every country. Big band Jazz that makes the feet tap and the heart race with excitement that it is recognized with nearly every type of music. The musical and cultural revolution that brought about Jazz was a direct result of African-Americans pursuing careers in the arts following the United

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    Inmate Subculture

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    Survival of the fittest. “What does it take to survive another day?”‚ is the question many prisoners ask themselves on a regular basis‚ secured behind the walls of a correctional institution. For many prisoners‚ the answer comes at a snail’s pace‚ while others find the answer to the question much faster. It all depends how quickly an inmate adapts. Webster‚ (2017) defines adapt as to adjust to environmental conditions. Once an inmate adapts to the cell‚ food‚ showers‚ the yard‚ visitation‚ even

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    The LGBT Subculture

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    How does this picture represent the LGBT subculture in order to express the prejudice they have faced‚ how far the movement has come in America‚ and how they continue to support the movement? The LGBT movement has been fighting for rights over the last century in the United States and abroad. Members of this community have come a long way from where they started. However‚ as a minority subculture the LGBT movement’s members still receive discrimination for supporting what they believe in. Despite

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    Does Music Affect Teens

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    Does Music Affect Teens? Can the Music Youth Listen to Affect Their Behavior? Music is often blamed for influencing particular behaviors‚ but does it really do so? Why is music sometimes associated with negative behavior and actions? With music being such a staple in youth culture‚ it seems that each teenager has a “soundtrack to their life.” But‚ are they just innocently listening to their favorite tunes? Or are they in for something more? In the media it seems that certain groups that

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    Skateboarding Subculture

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    sport Another important discussion is whether skateboarding can be considered a subculture more than a sports activity wherein different subculture participate. As shown in some of the reports in the state of the art (Johns 2011; Van der Rijt et al. 2002) skaters were not significantly more involved in marijuana use than other cultures‚ but as Nielsen and co. found it is possible that participating in several subcultures that acknowledge a particular behavior make the individual more likely to get

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    Why I Love Music

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    Ohio‚ Belgium‚ Illinois and China. I look at the progression of my life through music and how it has influenced me as a person‚ ultimately to discover that there is no such thing as strangers when you have the same taste in music. Music has always been apart of my life; it has become a medium of experiencing my own thoughts and a reflection of my identity. The development in exploring and experiencing music is what transitioned me from a kid conforming to the typical "preppy" suburban lifestyle

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    Music has played a significant role throughout my whole life. All throughout middle school and high school I have been a performer‚ participating in many different musical organizations including orchestra and choir. These personal experiences have broadened my interests in music. In middle school I was in choice voices‚ which was a special singing group for people who excelled in singing. When I went to high school I stayed in the same program and even became senior section leader of my choir‚ conducting

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    A Bodybuilding Subculture

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    Eng. 1400 Dr. DuBose The History and Evolution of a Huge Subculture Many subcultures have derived since the beginning of time. They could be classified through religion‚ culture‚ style‚ outlook on life and many other aspects. The one subculture that has grown tremendously through out time is a very hard one to notice as a subculture opposed to a sport. Its said that bodybuilding started way back in the times of great philosophers like Plato who believed that a man should strive for a

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    Subculture Swing Kids

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    Swing kids The Swing Kids (German: Swingjugend) were a group of jazz and swing lovers in Germany in the 1930s‚ mainly in Hamburg (St. Pauli) and Berlin. They were composed of 14- to 18-year-old boys and girls in high school‚ most of them middle- or upper-class students‚ but some apprentice workers as well. They sought the British and American way of life‚ defining themselves in swing music and opposing the National-Socialist ideology‚ especially the Hitlerjugend. The name "SwingKids"

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    Why does rape exist and what causes it? What is it about our society that makes rape one of the fastest growing violent crimes in this country? The causes and reasons for rape are deeply entrenched in our social structure. We can explore some of the motivations and circumstances‚ which lead men to rape. We have learned that some men rape out of anger and a need to overpower‚ dominate‚ and humiliate. We can also look at some of the historical attitudes from which today ’s beliefs and stereotypes have

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