Food for Thought from Elliot Neaman on the 2 “countercultures in 1968”

There were actually at least two countercultures in 1968. The street mutineers dreamed of a political revolution, which was acted out as theater, using old scripts. In the second, politics became personal; emancipation came in the form of consumer choices. The first was collectivist and failed, the second was libertarian, individualistic, futuristic, and carried the day.

Hat tip: Scott Beauchamp.

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