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Beyond the Cultural Revolution
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Beyond the Cultural Revolution
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Counterculture
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Moderated by Frederick P. Theime. He speaks of the counterculture as it split into political and cultural revolutions. The American "cultural revolution" since the mid-1950s was associated with black emancipation, but has also produced broader change throughout American popular culture. The nation has changed in human rights, media, politics, relationships, and even in how we portray our thoughts. We all experience many aspects of the culture, and we all differ from our past generations. With different kinds of people comes a revolution.
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Moderated by Frederick P. Theime. He speaks of the counterculture as it split into political and cultural revolutions. The American "cultural revolution" since the mid-1950s was associated with black emancipation, but has also produced broader change throughout American popular culture. The nation has changed in human rights, media, politics, relationships, and even in how we portray our thoughts. We all experience many aspects of the culture, and we all differ from our past generations. With different kinds of people comes a revolution.
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1972-03-13
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