Describe the flapper lifestyle

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Assignment:

Answer the following questions:

How would a male jazz artist describe the flapper lifestyle?
Do their opinions represent that they advocate for progressive change or the preservation of traditional American values?
in the role of the male jazz artist. try to imagine how that person felt, what their ideals were, what they thought was good or right or appropriate at the time, even if you personally do not feel that way.

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