The counter culture refers to a cultural movement that emerged in the 1960s, characterized by a rejection of mainstream values and norms. It was associated with anti-establishment beliefs, social activism, and experimentation with alternative lifestyles.
Related terms
Hippie Movement: A subculture within the counter culture that emphasized peace, love, and harmony.
Anti-fashion: A rejection of traditional fashion trends and an embrace of clothing styles that challenged societal norms.
Flower Power: A symbol used by members of the counter culture to promote non-violence and unity through flowers.