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Don’t ask who is in front of us

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People loved to party in the 1920s and people love to party now

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Fashion was constantly changing since the 1920’s and is still changing to this day.

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In the 1920's, women were gaining and fighting for their equality, similarly to today when more genders are fighting for equality and recognition.

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women were not treat the same as men

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I can connect there being huge periods of change, within feminine expression and worldwide panic from the pandemic.

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Wealth played a great role in one's social class and therefore one's role in society in the 1920's which is, in many ways, still true now. Additionally, partying was extravagant and today it often still is.

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Women weren't and still arent treated equally - Camila N

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it was fun and theres till partys-sawyer

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People would dress up to go to parties and they would still dance and sing. The culture of hanging out with your loved ones hasn't changed.

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-Women are still fighting for equality.
-We still wear extravagant clothes to upbeat parties
- Social class plays a big part in who you interact with

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In both the 1920's and the 2020's, there were many parties where people went and had a lot of fun. Additionally, women weren't treated equally and fought for their equality in both time periods

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People love who love to party. Alot of social cliques.

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Women were fighting for/gaining equality in the roaring twenties similar to today where many gender minorities are fighting for recognition.

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Bright clothing, large parties, and individuality among women

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Bright clothing, large parties, and individuality among women

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In the roaring 20's and in modern day, many women wore bright, sparkly clothing and attended parties that involved alcoholic drinks and loud music.

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females in the 1920s wore looser clothing and were expressing their selves while in modern culture, women are also now expressing and wearing looser clothing. They are also fighting for inequality too.
Entertainment was important back then and still is today, its what makes the party going :)
Economy was really important and still is too!

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In both the 1920s and the 2020s there is bright clothing and partying. Also, in both the 1920s and 2020s women were allowed to wear what they wanted.

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Ive seen that people were wild and  had alot of parties and was hard with flapper in 1920s now in 2020s we still party and flapper had a big impact on 2020s.

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Ive seen that people were wild and  had alot of parties and was hard with flapper in 1920s now in 2020s we still party and flapper had a big impact on 2020s.

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People like to party

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womens fashion and breaking gender norms from the 20s is still happening. to this day women (and really people of all genders) explore sexuality and break societal norms when it comes to clothing.

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During the 1920s, there were extravagant parties that we can still see nowadays. The 1920s were the beginning of the time when women began to move towards independence and shed their gender roles; eg. Flapper Culture. Nowadays, women are independent, and they are still working to gain the same rights as men.
Ela

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One connection that I see between the 2020s and 1920s is that everybody was having a great time in 1920s and partying and everybody in 2020s is doing the same thing

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During the 1920's, it finally started to become common for men and women to go to parties together. In the 2020's, party culture is still prevalent and men and women still party alongside each other.

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In the 1920s and in the 2020s people went to parties, and used their money as a way to say they're better than someone with less wealth

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Parties are still a very big thing

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There is still a lot of partying and dressing up nice and flapper culture has been carried out and made an impact on today's society for women.

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rich people can still hide behind their money.

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The 1920's made it so the colorful and popping style still gives an impact to today and how we style.

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In the roaring 20's parties were held by the rich just like now and women would participate in flapper culture, which some still do today.
Octavio

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One of the strong influences the culture of the 1920s has had on present day is the partying. Just as though people used to go to speakeasies to party and drink, people today do the same, going to secret bars or clubs in which passwords or memberships are needed. Women in the 1920s have also heavily impacted present day. As flappers broke out of the standard for women, they started drinking, smoking, and wearing loser clothing, similar to today. Flappers we’re a guide into modern feminism.

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i notice how both the culture of the 1920s and 2020s were/are big about social class as in the 1920s depending on your social class it would determine who would want to marry you or how people viewed you and in 2020 people relied on social class in how the money they had is what helped them survive during the pandemic.

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One differnce that i noticed was that people seemed carefree and would break the law just for some fun while today i dont often see people breaking the law just for the fun of it.

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Ive observed that a lot of people party in the 1920s like they do in the 2020s. For example, people in the 1920s danced and drank while they were at a party, and so do people in the 2020s.
endi

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In the 1920’s, there were many parties and events people would go to. They would have dancing, dressing up, etc. In the 2020’s, people still go to parties. Additionally, in the 1920’s women were fighting for equality. Now, women are still fighting for equality
Sadie

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Rayed - Connections Between 1920 and 2020.

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Rayed - Connections Between 1920 and 2020.

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In both the 1920s and the 2020s, we can see that culture was similar in many ways. For example, in the 1920s people partied a lot and didn't care much about what was going on in their life. Similar to that, people in the 2020s also have that easy lifestyle where they try to enjoy their life instead of feeling down about issues. Also, the culture from the 1920s was also very free-minded where people were more flexible about topics like clothing (Flapper culture) or class. This is a concept that also carried into the 2020s where people also have this kind of a flexible, understanding mindset where people express themselves.

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The idea of free minds especially when it comes to Flapper Culture, seems to be a similar theme with the push for rights coming from both centuries. It was stated in the notecatchers yesterday that women participated in flapper culture, despite them still not having the rights they wanted. Flapper culture was their way of expression in the 1920s. now in present day women are still fighting for rights.