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1 Popular Culture-Part II Music and the Counterculture The Sexual Revolution Television and Film

2 The Counterculture

3 Jefferson Airplane

4 The Grateful Dead

5 Janis Joplin

6 Sgt Pepper

7 Mick Jagger

8 Janis Joplin

9 The Sexual Revolution

10 Playboy magazine- 1953

11 The Sexual Revolution Playboy magazine- 1953 Birth control pills available- 1960

12 The Sexual Revolution Playboy magazine- 1953 Birth control pills available- 1960 Masters and Johnson- Human Sexual Response- 1966

13 The Sexual Revolution Playboy magazine- 1953 Birth control pills available- 1960 Masters and Johnson- Human Sexual Response- 1966 College students and sexual freedom

14 “Deep Throat” Linda Lovelace

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