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Blue Jeans, Black Leather Jackets,

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English

 

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Monica M

 

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October 2, 2012

 

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How did such a dangerous figure become so embraced? Emerging in an era charged with political and social suspicion, and showcasing rebellion and nonconformity, the biker seems an odd choice to represent the United States in any way. Yet, the blue-jeaned, black-leather clad biker that is the movie’s hero is undeniably an American icon...
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Yet, the blue-jeaned, black-leather clad biker that is the movie’s hero is undeniably an American icon. Johnny Strabler would likely have been appalled. So, how did it happen? I will explore the question by looking at popular representations of bikers in the initial period of the Cold War, that is, from 1947 to 1969...
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