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Subject: Re: Ch...ch...changes

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Zack M. (Apathetic)

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Date Posted: 10:39:33 01/04/08 Fri
In reply to: Mr. Moore 's message, "Ch...ch...changes" on 08:21:48 01/04/08 Fri

Music in America evolved into different forms from country and folk, to blues and ballroom dancing and to the wonders of pop.
Fashion changed in the way that the hair has become shorter and the shorts and longer in order to correspond to the new hip-hop lifestyle we as Americans have accepted into our daily lives and routines.
Dancing arguably changed the most throughout the years with traditional ballroom dancing, the emotionally and physically charged swing, and a more contemporary "do whatever the music tells you approach".
Emotional expression witnessed new circumstances with the change of dialouge and words used from decade to decade. Different people express themselves in different ways and are inspired more than others by the culture around them.
Sexuality changed because Americans are now more sexy. They take more showers/baths than the stinking hippies of the '70s and just overall look better.

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Re: Ch...ch...changes	Courtney Dotson	18:15:59 01/15/08 Tue