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    When being asked to find a picture that describes myself as an individual‚ I found one picture that stood out from the rest; a picture of a "hippy" sitting on the grass with his friends. Although I am not a hippy‚ and I don’t look like one‚ I feel that hippies represent freedom‚ and freedom is what I have always strived for. When most people think of freedom‚ they think of the past and slavery. Although this is a big part of history‚ and should be looked at seriously‚ I don’t see it as anything

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    Mark Greif‚ an author in the New York Magazine‚ implies they had no individualistic mindset‚ rather there was a strong sense of community. Hippies did not believe in a class system and wanted everyone to be treated equally. Their main values stemmed from the opposition of societal standards and materialism and the compliance to liberalism. Hippies were determined to change the world to a nonviolent and free-loving Utopia. Margaret Mead‚ an American cultural anthropologist in the 1960’s‚ said

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    PWS Subculturen in Amerika 3-3-2011 Ismail Pamuk & Boyd Meijer Wij hebben een opdracht gekregen om een onderzoek te doen over een onderwerp dat met Engeland of met Amerika te maken heeft. Wij hebben gekozen om een onderzoek te doen welke subcultuur de meest invloed heeft gehad in Amerika. Een subcultuur is een cultuur die verschilt met de dominante cultuur‚ omdat ze andere waarden en normen hebben vergeleken met de dominante cultuur. Mensen voegen zich bij een subcultuur omdat die mensen

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    Hipsters‚ like hippies‚ are part of a counter-culture. Hippies lived for free sex‚ peace‚ love‚ and music. Hipsters have many similarities but mainly the idea or thought of being different‚ against the status quo‚ unique. That is what‚ on a fundamental level‚ hippies and hipsters have in common. Both have similarities‚ but the modern hipster has vast differences. Some of these differences include style‚ hobbies‚ beliefs‚ and music taste. The lifestyle of the hipster is quite different from the

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    These members displayed strong anti-war feelings for the first time in U.S. history with student movements‚ demonstrations‚ and sometimes parades. The culture of America forever changed with the civil rights movement‚ women’s rights‚ and the famous hippies making a stand in the society. The 1960’s paved the way for a new future in the country. One part of the counter culture was the civil rights‚ which influenced the 1960’s dramatically. African Americans finally started gaining more of a voice in

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    Hippies When one mentions the word “hippie” most think about the 1960s. They think about the flowing skirts and long unkempt hair. They cannot forget the LSD and marijuana usage either. The peace loving hippies were more than just happy stoners. They were young people who were redefining their thoughts on the issues of war. This generation of liberals brought about one of the most history defining social movements. The anti-war peace movement was one of the largest movements of its time. These hippies

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    A minority like the Hippies had an infamous reputation for “wreaking havoc” everywhere they went(go) and were once considered to be the pests of society‚ ‚ these “pests” hypothetically managed to change Canadian society in a way that most other influential groups/people failed to do . The Hippie movement began in the mid 60’s to describe a counterculture of people that rejected mainstream ideas and were associated with social or political movements of that decade . Hippy Culture originated in Greenwich

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    others‚ the hippies used art‚ street theater and particularly music. Folk music and psychedelic rock…were both crucial aspects of hippie culture.” That was the first aspect that set the 15-25 year old movement apart from their preceding generation. Along with the music came the inspiration. Many bands and singers talked about the use of narcotics‚ or what they saw when they took a “trip.” It creates a state of mind that is supported by the live free‚ die young mentality. “Many hippies also saw hallucinogenic

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    A History of Fashion Motoring Outfits The satins‚ silks‚ and tulles worn by ladies of leisure were impractical for the growing numbers of independent middle-class women who went out to work. Sensible suits‚ known as tailormades‚ were aimed at governesses‚ typists‚ and store assistants. Made of hard-wearing tweed‚ which did not show the dirt‚ tailor-mades were also worn by wealthier women for traveling.They were teamed with a blouse which could be changed and washed more often.

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    to an individual‚ instead it can extend to a social group and even a country itself. In this essay the three types of marginalisation will be addressed‚ individual marginalisation through racism‚ social marginalisation through groups such as the ‘hippies’ and the marginalisation of a country itself through economic marginalisation of 3rd world countries.   Marginalisation can occur anywhere at any time to anyone. Individual marginalisation is where one person is singled out from a group or community

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