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‘latin’ –>
barba
(“beard”)
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-aΒ barber is a person whose occupation is mainly to [‘cut’ / ‘dress’ / ‘groom’ / ‘style’ / ‘shave’] man/boy hair-
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(a barber’s place of work is known as a “barber shop” or a “barber’s”)
(‘barber shops’ are also places of ‘social interaction’ and ‘public discourse’)
(in some instances, ‘barbershops’ are also ‘public forums’)
(they are the locations of ‘open debates’, ‘voicing public concerns’, and ‘engaging citizens in discussions about contemporary issues’)
(they were also influential in helping shape ‘male identity’)
(in previous times, ‘barbers’ (known as ‘barber surgeons’) also performed ‘surgery’ + ‘dentistry’)
(with the development of ‘safety razors’ and the decreasing prevalence of ‘beards’, in english-speaking cultures, most ‘barbers’ now specialize in cutting men’s ‘scalp hair’ as opposed to ‘facial hair’)
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