Summer of Love
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| '''The Summer of Love''' refers to the summer of [[1967]], particularly in the [[Haight-Ashbury]] district of [[San Francisco]], where thousands of young people loosely and freely united for a new social experience. As a result, the [[hippie]] [[counterculture]] movement came into public awareness. | '''The Summer of Love''' refers to the summer of [[1967]], particularly in the [[Haight-Ashbury]] district of [[San Francisco]], where thousands of young people loosely and freely united for a new social experience. As a result, the [[hippie]] [[counterculture]] movement came into public awareness. | ||
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| + | The phrase "Summer of Love" (or, more accurately, the "[[Second Summer of Love]]") is sometimes used (particularly in the UK) to refer to the summers of 1988 and 1989 and the rise of [[Acid House]] music and [[rave culture]]. | ||
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The Summer of Love refers to the summer of 1967, particularly in the Haight-Ashbury district of San Francisco, where thousands of young people loosely and freely united for a new social experience. As a result, the hippie counterculture movement came into public awareness.
The phrase "Summer of Love" (or, more accurately, the "Second Summer of Love") is sometimes used (particularly in the UK) to refer to the summers of 1988 and 1989 and the rise of Acid House music and rave culture.
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