How tattoos shifted from taboo to widely accepted
'It doesn't define you': Tattoos go from taboo to widely accepted Inking your skin is a common practice across cultures. Somehow it became taboo, but now they're becoming more widely accepted. Author: Pepper Baker Updated: 9:23 AM EDT May 3, 2021 MACON, Ga. — In different parts of the world, tattoos can have religious, cultural, artistic and even medical meanings. Over the years, inking your skin took on a negative view. Reports say more Americans have tattoos now than they did a decade ago. For Tiffany Levenson, her tattoo symbolizes that she's a survivor of...
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