Flappers
The promiscuous woman
what flappers do
- A woman who drank, smoked, danced, and voted
- known for taking risks and being giddy
- Term "flappers" appeared after WWI meaning "lovely, expensive, and about nineteen"
- Flappers had an image with an attitude
- They are young women who were "sexually free"
About flappers
- flappers were northern, single women.
- They typically wore short dresses.
- They had no care for men or husbands.
- Known for heavily wearing make-up.
- flappers were known as free willed women.
what flappers are
we go to bars, we drink, we smoke, and we do whatever we want!
Email: Therealflappers@gmail.com
Website: Flappers.com
Location: New York, NY, United States
Facebook: facebook.com/Flappers
Twitter: @Theoriginal_flappers
Citations
- Independence Hall Association, IHA, ed. "Flappers." Editorial. ushistory.org. Mar.-Apr. 2008. Web.11 Jan. 2016.
- Rosenberg, Jennifer. "Flappers in the Roaring twenties." About.com. About.com, 19 Dec. 2014. Web.8 Jan. 2016.