Both Ends of the Leash: Pit Bull Ownership and Activism in Atlanta, Georgia
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| Category | Theses |
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| Abstract |
This thesis follows and examines the lives of people in Atlanta, Georgia who own and advocate for the controversial group of dog breeds and mixed breeds known as “pit bulls.” The greater meaning of pit bulls within the United States is also considered from a historical and anthropological lens. This thesis uses pit bulls as a medium to explore issues of race, gender, and stigma in the United States and to consider how pit bull owners and activists use their understanding of the public around them to change ideas surrounding their dogs. |
| Submitter |
Mason N McLary HABRI Central |
| Date | 2015 |
| Pages | 60 |
| Publisher | Georgia State University |
| Location of Publication | Atlanta, Georgia |
| Department | Arts |
| Degree | Anthropology |
| URL | http://scholarworks.gsu.edu/anthro_theses/99/ |
| Language | English |
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