The counterculture's greatest political expression was protesting against the Vietnam War.
<u>Counterculture was a movement developed during the 1960s</u>. The people who were part of the counterculture movement were known as 'hippies' and <u>they all opposed to the conventional principles of society</u>. Although counterculture supported many causes, such as the Second-wave Feminism and the Civil Rights Movement,<u> it was mainly an anti-war movement</u>.<u> Members of counterculture raised their voices in many anti-war protests, where they used to burn draft cards and wave Viet Cong flags in order to promote peace over war</u>.
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To get a education and to become successful in life
Writing is a personal process there is not just one way to do it.
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"Black English is the creation of the black diaspora"
As indicated in the article referenced in the question, language evolves because people have a deep collective need to communicate the realities of their conditions in a way that makes meaning to them as well as to others. To be forced into a language system that disallows them from doing that, or dampens their ability for self-expression translates to the submergence of a people. Aristotle put it succinctly. He states that "freedom is obedience to self-formulated rules"
So if people are truly free, then they reserve every right to express themselves how they chose.
Another section of the article which speaks strongly to the subject matter states that the rules of the language are not self-determined by the nature of the language itself, but by the very things, experiences, emotions, desires etc that the language must communicate.
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