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Jo Freeman claims that “being 'hip'”, but “not being too 'hip'” is one criterion of many to effectively participate in political movement groups. | Jo Freeman claims that “being 'hip'”, but “not being too 'hip'” is one criterion of many to effectively participate in political movement groups. | ||
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You went an' found you a guru | |||
In an effort to find you a new you | |||
And maybe even raise your conscious level | |||
While you're striving to find the right road | |||
There's one thing you should know | |||
What's hip today, might become passé | |||
(Tower Of Power, 1973) | |||
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Revision as of 16:59, 21 January 2026
occurs in: The Tyranny of Structurelessness, p. 5
Jo Freeman claims that “being 'hip'”, but “not being too 'hip'” is one criterion of many to effectively participate in political movement groups.
You went an' found you a guru In an effort to find you a new you And maybe even raise your conscious level While you're striving to find the right road There's one thing you should know What's hip today, might become passé (Tower Of Power, 1973)