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NARRATOR.Starting around 1791 Camden started to develop into the Camden we all know and love. The market attracted a lot of people, including tourists. Camden consists of a variety people, which is something we love. In society people with tattoos are increasing, no matter their age, occupation, gender or ethnicity, people want them. However there are different perceptions on tattoos. Some people believe they are a form of art whereas others think they are pointless. This documentary will be discussing whether people are being discriminated for having tattoos. Are they a form of expression? Do people have a right to discriminate someone solely on what is on their skin? Tattoos have been around for a long time but they are still not being accepted. Why people get them for cultural and religious reasons. Does it impact on their beliefs? There are reasons behind tattoos, could this change a persons view of them if they knew it was for a religious purpose? How Women with tattoos are conducted. Are women treated differently from men that have tattoos? Just because of the gender difference women are judged differently to men that have them. Lastly the dangers of tattoos. Do the horrific stories frighten people from getting them? We all hear about tattoos gone wrong but this fact does not stop them, every day someone gets a tattoo. We recently have done a survey, which showed that 16% of all adults have at least one tattoo. This illustrates that tattoos are slowly being considered acceptable and that more people want them.

This documentary is to show you that even though the perception of tattoos is changing, people are still being discriminated for something they love. Why are people still being judged because of their skin. Is it because it is unattractive? Inappropriate? Pointless? Or because tattoos are associated with the stereo type of being into heavy metal? Logo for Documentary. Welcome to INKED.

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NARRATOR.Camden is home for many tattoo shops. Camden in known for there tattoos which is why people are always travelling to here to get tattooed. Camden Lock Market was origionally a craft market, established in 1974, but now sells a wide range of things. It is all open every day, making the area well worth a mid-week visit. It is at the weekend that the market scene comes alive with all stalls and shops at the markets.

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NARRATOR.What is your opinion on tattoos?Why do you feel this?

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NARRATOR.Tattoos are becoming more and more of a trend; they have developed dramatically and are becoming a form of expression. But why are people getting discriminated for their skin? The earliest known examples of them were in Egypt and were present on several female mummies dated to c. 2000 B.C. Even though now in the 20th century a variety of different people are seen with tattoos they are still not being accepted.

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NARRATOR.I would like to speak to more professionals about the discrimination they have received because of tattoos or the reason they would never consider it.

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NARRATOR.Have you applied for other jobs and what was the response?Was it affected because of your tattoos?Do you regard getting any of them?Why do you think people with tattoos are discriminated?

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NARRATOR.What do you want?Why?Will it effect your profession?

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NARRATOR.What does your tattoo mean?Since having It done, have you experienced any prejudice or discrimination?Depending on answer- do you regret it?

NARRATOR.After the break I will be discussing how tattoos have transformed from being something negative into something people love. I will be discuss the discrimination of tattoos.