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"The Green Man", a man severely disfigured as a child who would take long walks only at night in western Pennsylvania. Urban legends at the time said he glowed green, whereas in fact he was real person who was liked by his family and neighbors.
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From the late 1860s until the 1970s, several American cities had “ugly laws,” making it illegal for persons with “unsightly or disfiguring” disabilities to appear in public.'
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In Sidcup England, WW1 Soldiers with severe facial disfigurement had a blue park bench, the color was a code that warned townspeople that any man sitting on one would be distressful to view.
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In 18th century rural United States, a type of duel known as "Rough and Tumble" was a method of settling disputes. The goal of the duel was to cause maximum disfigurement, often severing bodily parts; biting off noses, lips and genitals; and gouging out eyeballs.
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Wet concrete can cause chemical burns. In severe cases, it can go down to the bone, leaving disfiguring scars or disability, and may require limb amputation
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Breaking and severely disfiguring the feet of young girls was commonplace in China until the 20th Century. The highly deformed feet were considered "intensely erotic", though often led to infection and immobility.
