Counterculture: The counterculture refers to the social and cultural movement in the 1960s that rejected mainstream values and norms. It often embraced alternative lifestyles, political activism, and non-traditional forms of artistic expression.
Folk Music: Folk music is characterized by its emphasis on storytelling and often addresses social or political issues. During the '60s, folk musicians like Bob Dylan played an important role in voicing protests against war, racism, and inequality.
Civil Rights Movement: The Civil Rights Movement was a struggle for racial equality and justice that took place primarily during the 1950s and 1960s. Many musicians used their platform to support this movement through songs that called for equality and challenged racial discrimination.