In this episode of History Unveiled, we travel back to the vibrant 1960s to explore the Counterculture Movement, a time of profound change and dissent. Discover how young people questioned societal norms amidst the backdrop of the Vietnam War, civil rights struggles, and the rise of new lifestyles. We delve into the Hippie culture, the revolutionary music of The Beatles and The Rolling Stones, and pivotal events like the Woodstock Festival and the Stonewall Riots. As we unpack the movement's fight for peace, equality, and justice, we'll consider its lasting legacy and the lessons we can draw for today's world. Join us for an inspiring journey that highlights the power of voice, the complexity of movements, and the resilience required to effect change.