In Toronto and Vancouver, several universities are launching studies on tattoos as cultural texts, exploring how body art communicates identity, resistance, and belonging. Professors say tattoos are no longer just subcultural symbols but have become mainstream expressions worth academic attention.
Students are also participating in seminars where tattoo artists share perspectives on design, meaning, and history. The initiative positions Canada at the forefront of merging education with lifestyle trends, making tattoos a legitimate subject of scholarly debate.
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