Counterculture icons have long been co-opted, packaged, and sold. Now, will the language of political resistance be stolen from pop culture?
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Favourite line: “Rebellion can be co-opted by consumerism, but the reverse might also be true.”
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I like the idea that counterculture can co-opt products from pop culture to use as symbols and infuse them with meaning.
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