Hippie punk
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Hippie-punk is a current subculture/movement, largely among/within the radical/Anarchist movement, that combines the aesthetics and belief systems of the Hippie and Punk movements. The term can refer to either an individual who combines the two, or to a scene or subculture in which both hippies and punks (and hippie-punks) coexist, cooperate, socialize and organize together.
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