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• Cultural appropriation
  ...|kavadi]] and [[O-Kee-Pa|O-Kee-Pa]] [[Suspension|suspensions]] are callous cultural appropriation. ...be involved with it. As such, the real question would be, is suspension a cultural misappropriation?
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• Cultural Appropriation
  ...ed rituals such as [[kavadi]] and [[O-Kee-Pa]] [[suspension]]s are callous cultural appropriation. ...be involved with it. As such, the real question would be, is suspension a cultural misappropriation?
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• Kirituhi
  '''Maori-style tattoos which lack Maori cultural meaning.''' ...[[Maori]] name given to Maori-inspired tattoos that feature Maori but lack cultural meaning. Kirituhi means "skin art", and is used to differentiate between Ma
  821 bytes (116 words) - 06:48, 17 September 2023
• Spirituality
  ...ices of a culture or civilization other than ones own. This is known as [[Cultural Appropriation]]. Often, the procedures are taken from other cultures witho [[#Cultural Examples: Past and Present|3 Cultural Examples: Past and Present]]
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• O-Kee-Pa
  # [[#Cultural Appropriation|Cultural Appropriation]] == Cultural Appropriation ==
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• Chest Suspension
  # [[#Cultural Appropriation|Cultural Appropriation]] ==Cultural Appropriation==
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• O-kee-pa
  # [[#Cultural Appropriation|Cultural Appropriation]] == Cultural Appropriation ==
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• Haida
  ...nsidering a Haida or Haida-inspired tattoo to understand the spiritual and cultural meaning of the design. * [[Cultural appropriation]]
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• Cultural Appropriation
  ...ed rituals such as [[kavadi]] and [[O-Kee-Pa]] [[suspension]]s are callous cultural appropriation. ...be involved with it. As such, the real question would be, is suspension a cultural misappropriation?
  3 KB (435 words) - 02:09, 17 September 2023
• Chest suspension
  * [[#Cultural_Appropriation|2 Cultural Appropriation]] == Cultural Appropriation ==
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• Cultural appropriation
  ...|kavadi]] and [[O-Kee-Pa|O-Kee-Pa]] [[Suspension|suspensions]] are callous cultural appropriation. ...be involved with it. As such, the real question would be, is suspension a cultural misappropriation?
  3 KB (448 words) - 02:10, 17 September 2023
• Ancient Origins and Today (Book)
  |Cultural Studies ...nd Tribal Art Museum. For those interested in the traditional, tribal, and cultural aspects of piercing and body modification, this book is a "must-have" accor
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• Ancient Origins and Today (book)
  | Cultural Studies ...nd Tribal Art Museum. For those interested in the traditional, tribal, and cultural aspects of piercing and body modification, this book is a "must-have" accor
  1 KB (183 words) - 23:36, 16 September 2023
• Paraphilia
  ...behaviors which are less than mainstream. The boundaries are specified by cultural norms, but currently the term generally encompasses such behaviors as exhib
  606 bytes (80 words) - 09:21, 17 September 2023
• Smoothy
  ...turally-specific to men from the "West." Biological men from various other cultural groups may undergo similar procedures (e.g. the Hijras of India), but would
  550 bytes (80 words) - 11:36, 17 September 2023
• Islamic
  The prophet is said however to have specifically banned many cultural practices of the time. In Sahih Bukhari Abu Huraira writes that Muhammad fo ...permitted to get ear piercings, and under certain circumstances (when the cultural norms of the area permit it without behaving strangely), other piercings ma
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• Islam
  The prophet is said however to have specifically banned many cultural practices of the time. In Sahih Bukhari Abu Huraira writes that Muhammad fo ...permitted to get ear piercings, and under certain circumstances (when the cultural norms of the area permit it without behaving strangely), other piercings ma
  3 KB (484 words) - 06:05, 17 September 2023
• Piercing
  Some people practice piercing for religious or other cultural reasons. Many individuals, particularly in the modern West, choose to be pi
  576 bytes (94 words) - 09:41, 17 September 2023
• Cosmetic Surgery
  ...sorder|sound mind]], which minimizes the chances of people being forced by cultural pressures.
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• Plastic Surgery
  ...sorder|sound mind]], which minimizes the chances of people being forced by cultural pressures.
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• Plastic surgery
  ...sorder|sound mind]], which minimizes the chances of people being forced by cultural pressures.
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• Modern Primitives
  ...n Primitive''', the term created to define atavistic practices in a modern cultural setting, was originally coined by west coast practitioner/shaman [[Fakir Mu
  883 bytes (126 words) - 08:12, 17 September 2023