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From rites of passage to hipsters: The evolution of tattoos

By Leslie Gonzalez / 09.14.18

From rites of passage to hipsters: The evolution of tattoos
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Sailor Jerries, tramp stamps, and cheesy tribal designs — tattoos have either been on the butt (literally) of every joke or renowned for their originality and incredible artwork. Since ancient history, tattoos have risen and fallen in the stigma of beauty and distaste. However, despite the negativity surrounding tattoos, many men and women have sat in the artist’s chair and have gotten their badges of honor. Whether it’s a classic “MOM” tattoo or twin swallows stamped on your collarbone, tattoos are here to stay, and it was thanks to several cultures and men and women who keep the trend alive today.

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Leslie Gonzalez

Leslie Gonzalez is a content creator for Novelty Media's History 101 section. Graduating with an MFA in writing at the University of California, Riverside, Leslie is an enthusiast for ancient history, where her topics of interest are: ancient Greece, Rome, and Mesopotamia. Ancient civilizations and mythology is her leading drive in history and enjoys reading about the ancient gods. When Leslie isn't investing her time learning about history, she writes fantasy and science fiction short stories.

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