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Within the Straightedge subculture, tattoos

Within the Straightedge subculture, tattoos
a. reflect their ideology.
b. express specific messages.
c. draw attention to their messages because of the historical association of tattooing with various groups of rebels and protesters.
d. demonstrate that they have control over their bodies, because they have endured the physical pain of tattooing.
e. tattoos serve a variety of functions, including all of those listed above.

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Deviance, Conformity, and Social Control in Canada

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