Pop Culture
American culture was changing at light-speed in 1968. The lifestyles and traditions of the '50s were being challenged by an increasingly frustrated baby-boom generation that was coming of age in an era political shifts, an increasingly unpopular war, widespread access to affordable education, and the promise of new technology.
Browse through the above topics from the perspective of a world with no personal computers or internet access, no cell phones, and a tremendous interest in changing the world into a better place.
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