How the protest on the home front during the Vietnam War affected the American view of racial tolerance and equality.

In the 1960’s,a small group of Americans decided that the American culture was corrupt and they set out to create an alternative to the corrupt American culture. It was called the counter-culture. This article briefly describes the most important aspects of the counter-culture.

Forty years later the name still stands for an era, along with "Woodstock", Haight/Ashbury, and all that happened in "The “60″s". Berkeley. For those of us who were there… here are some memories. For those who weren’t… I offer this:

With Baby Boomers now the single biggest sector of the American population, the 60’s culture seems more en vogue than ever–and embraced by a whole new generation. Sixties music, fashion, and ideology are reflected in the countless “Classic Rock” radio stations blasting Doors music 24-7, “vintage” clothing shops that feature 60s era garb, and ecological movements like “Go Green!” But what exactly makes this era sooooo great?

I am from Norway, so my English is not that good. On this article I got a 6-.
I’ll put this in Religion, because the hippies believed in special things.

Throughout history, many events throughout are parallel to the teachings of science: nucleic bombs, space and aliens, supernatural events, global warming and many others. Well, here’s another set ready to boggle your minds.

This describes hippies and their actions during the 1960’s.

With over 2 to 4 million civilian deaths as well as about 1,550,000 war casualties on both sides, the Vietnam War was definitely one of the hardest fought wars in American history.

The 60’s. It was a time of political controversy, rebellion, protest marches, bras burning, bare feet, and flower power. From the dust of the 60’s turmoil rose a new cultural lifestyle with a new breed of people: We called them Hippies.