subculture

A photo-illustrated, year-by-year chronicle of the hippie age, 1965-71, that discusses the political and social events and theories, musicians and authors, and other factors that shaped the era.

A historical overview of the hippie counterculture in America between 1963 and 1971 that discusses their origins and philosophy, and provides a time line, biographical sketches of significant individuals affiliated with the group, and primary source documents.

Presents several articles which discuss the seeds of the counterculture, the protests against the war in Vietnam, the hippies and the psychadelic revolution, guerilla politics as practiced by the Yippies and the feminists, and the Black Power movement.

Explores the hidden truths behind America's national obsession with celebrity, and why so many young people are hooked on the notion of obtaining fame and fortune.

A political analysis and memoir examines why the legacy of the radical sixties threatens America today.

Examines homosexuality in the United States, discussing its misconceptions and the gay subculture and the moral predicament of the gay individual.