Counterculture
Dr. Lee Eysturlid
Chris Mullin
Jeremy Gypton

Publication Date: 9/25/2008
Pages: 32
Price: $5.00
ISBN: 1-59884-283-8 Go beyond the stereotypical images of peace signs and flower power-era hippies and involve students in the social and political forces that fostered the 1960s and 1970s counterculture. Activities focus on the important events and lasting influence of the Women's Movement, the Black Power Movement, the American Indian Movement, and the Youth Movement, and poses questions about these groups' lasting impact had a fatal drug or sexually transmitted disease spread through the Summer of Love.