Wednesday, June 25, 2014 at 6:27 pm
Color color color…
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Color color color…
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I have a weird–what I feel to be moral–dilemma that I need y’all’s thoughts on.
And I’m guessing that by the fact that I am asking this question I probably know what my answer should be.
But, here goes.
I’m certain I’ve had other clients in the past who I didn’t agree with ideologically. But they weren’t wearing their beliefs on their skin. That I saw. Or at least they weren’t displaying them.
A client came in yesterday who wants me to redo and add to his sleeves and chest. So we are talking easily 30 or 40 hours of work.
This client is… different.
He has a large red swastika on his chest, and several other white supremacist tattoos in various places on his arms that I recognize. Very visible, as he came in wearing a white tank top.
He hasn’t said anything about covering up those tattoos with new tattoos, so I’m assuming he’s an “active” racist. Which is where my dilemma is: Have I judged him based on those? And tell him I can’t tattoo him because of those and my beliefs? Or do I ask him if those still mean something to him, and if so I can’t tattoo him, and tell him why?
Until next time...
That was an interesting way to start the day…
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Awesome presents from a client! Thank you Brittany!
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My thirtieth “12 of 12”.
The 12 of 12 challenge was created by Chad Darnell and picked up from a number of random bloggers who then linked back to him and vice versa. Chad stopped doing the 12 of 12 links in December of 2011, but passed the torch to someone else who sadly hasn’t been keeping up with it. So as always, I’m giving my shout-out to Blobby of Blobby’s Blog as he is the one who inspired me to do it.
All pictures were taken with my iPhone 4S.
Until next time...
The beginnings of a cover-up…
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