Gen-Z has no counter culture - and how we can fix that
You know something is seriously messed-up when the most recognizable whisper of counter-culture in a generation is an 18 year-old pimply boy covering his premature balding with a red MAGA baseball cap -- a man-child whose biggest dream in life is to start a podcast and have a busty wife who churns out sour-dough. I bet they are such lovely girls that just need to join a crochet club. Gen-Z has a problem! And, no, it is not that we are slackers who write blog posts during the work-day! Our big problem is that we do not have an identifiable counter-culture. Our grandparents had the peace and love, stinky, patchouli, hippy movement: our parents had the stinky, egg-hair, punk movement: our siblings had the stinky, super hairy hipster movement. Where is our smelly revolution! We all smell like daisy by marc jacobs! Each of these movements stood as a counter to problems affecting young-adults in their respective time-periods. The hippies preached love and peace to protest the seemingly ...
