The male equivalent of a flapper was a "sheik," although that term has not remained as strong in the American vernacular.
A Sheik is the male version of a flapper.
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The 1920s was a time of dramatic change in the United States.
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Flappers wore shorter skirts, shorter hair, and more makeup, and they drank and smoked with the boys.
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