Raskols: The Gangs of Papua New Guinea

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At the turn of the 20th century, the dueling scar (or bragging scar or Renommierschmiss) was popularized by upper-class Austrians and Germans who saw it as a mark of their class and of their honor, due to the social importance of dueling societies at Austrian universities at the time. If you were a doctor, lawyer, or professor, the dueling scar was a tattoo that signified your inclusion in an elite social rank, and visitors to university cafes would expect to see young men with bandaged faces.

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A Loyalist mural in North Belfast.

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Huey Newton