A brand of potato chips called "The Whole Shabang" was served in prison commissaries across the United States, which are apparently so good that released people and people who never committed crimes desperately wanted the chips, though it was only served in jails and prisons. Because of this, these potato chips can now be ordered through the internet.
Which makes me wonder, if these potato chips were so delicious, why were they only available to people convicted of some sort of crime, and not the general public. This is not the same as stating prisoners should all be fed mice and cockroaches, but doesn't it seem kind of unfair to the law-abiding?
High heels are normally worn by women and girls, but they were originally worn by men, in one of many examples of changing gender associations. High heels can be traced back to 15th century Persia when riders used them to help secure their feet in stirrups when riding a horse. These versions of high heels also helped originate the cowboy boot.
When the Persians sent a diplomatic mission to Europe in 1599, Persian style heels were adopted by European aristocrats, such as kings and other noble and wealthy men, as a signal of status. They appeared taller, and they did not have to work in such shoes.
The first known woman to wear high heels was Catherine Dr Medici in the 16th century, who was about 150 cm tall and wanted to appear taller at her wedding.
Some women in Europe also had a trend to borrow from male wardrobes, even so far as being accused of carrying weapons to look more masculine.
High heels were largely forgotten during the Enlightenment, because "rationality" told people that wearing shoes preventing them from walking properly was unwise.
High heels are nowadays impractical and far distanced from their original horseracing purpose.
It seems that different articles gives different answers, so I'll give this list of links to different articles related to women's rights.
https://www.messynessychic.com/2013/02/27/women-wear-high-heels-because-we-are-idiots-says-history/
https://www.newscientist.com/article/2090136-the-lost-women-of-enlightenment-science/
https://daily.jstor.org/3-women-philosophers-of-the-enlightenment/
https://www.washburn.edu/cas/history/stucker/Enlightenment.html
hsnsw.asn.au/articles/WomenOfTheEnlightenment.pdf
People who wear high heels may experience pain and physical problems, and related to the topic, a woman by the name of Yumi Ishikawa started the #KuToo movement, a play on #MeToo, and the Japanese words for shoes and pain, kutsu and kutsuu. Her complaint is that many companies in Japan require women to wear heels during work, causing pain and physical problems. In Japan, it was often portrayed as a physical issue rather than a gender issue.
Animal's Reaction To Masks:
If you suddenly show up at the door wearing some sort of mask, with a dog or a cat, they will often be wary at a minimum, or? even completely freak out. However, I? observed (on videos) that with horses, their reaction is almost the opposite, if you show up wearing a horse mask, the horses will show interest. Until you suddenly take off the horse mask to reveal a human underneath, as shown in this video:?https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MdNWvKL794I
To return: