Yippies

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Yippies were a radical, theatrically minded youth movement of the late 1960s that blended countercultural rebellion with left-wing politics and satirical protest.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf counterculture movement
political movement
youth movement
activePeriod late 1960s
associatedWith hippie movement NERFINISHED
rock music culture
underground press
basedIn New York City
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
fullName Youth International Party NERFINISHED
hasAlias Yippie movement NERFINISHED
ideology anarchism
anti-establishment politics
anti-war activism
countercultural rebellion
left-wing politics
libertarian socialism
inception 1967
influenced punk-era political activism
satirical protest movements
influencedBy 1960s counterculture
Beat Generation NERFINISHED
New Left NERFINISHED
anti–Vietnam War movement
civil rights movement NERFINISHED
mediaStrategy seeking maximum press coverage through outrageous stunts
notableAction Wall Street money-throwing stunt at the New York Stock Exchange in 1967
nominating a pig named Pigasus for U.S. president in 1968
organizing the 1967 March on the Pentagon events with other groups
protests at the 1968 Democratic National Convention in Chicago
notableMember Abbie Hoffman NERFINISHED
Dana Beal NERFINISHED
Ed Sanders NERFINISHED
Jerry Rubin NERFINISHED
Judy Gumbo NERFINISHED
Nancy Kurshan NERFINISHED
Paul Krassner NERFINISHED
Stew Albert NERFINISHED
positionOn criticized capitalism
criticized mainstream electoral politics
opposed the Vietnam War
supported civil liberties
supported drug law reform
slogan Revolution for the hell of it
targetAudience youth
usesTactics guerrilla theater
media pranks
political satire
street theater
theatrical protest

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