The left had to move past free love — and that is a tremendous cultural swing, to go from free love to safe sex.
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Murdoch's adventurism in free love brought her close to scandal.
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Zelda shoots back straight whiskey and talks about free love.
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I started off giving free love advice on the streets.
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They converged there, having heard about free food and free love.
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From Free Love Utopia to the Well-Set Table, Ellen Wayland-Smith,
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The fighters in a jungle hideout believe in Marx and free love.
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One person's free love might, often enough, have been another's date rape.
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"Before Manson it was like free love," says the film's director, Leslie Libman.
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Pill had solved a major problem of free love for twentieth-century utopians,
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ONEIDAFrom Free Love Utopia to the Well-Set TableBy Ellen Wayland-Smith310 pp.
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The newspaper argued for sex education, contraceptive rights, short skirts, and free love.
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We send best wishes for a drama-free love triangle to all parties involved.
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But it's a different world than in the heyday of West Coast free love.
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The stuff on Babylon—free love, but just for men—that kind of thing.
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Elsewhere in America, there were race riots, war protests, free love and bra burnings.
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The fighters believe in free love, saying they are wed only to the revolution.
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His belief in, and practice of, "free love" are mentioned glancingly, with a wink.
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Fitting, as Young's persona relies on equal parts self-promotion, utopianism, free love, and naïveté.
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Luci is all about free love and polyamory and she just wants to love you.
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Is it that free-love hippie commune thing you've got going on at your place?
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"When I was young, we were burning our bras and promoting free love," she said.
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Schmierer eventually left Free Love Ministries and successfully sued the group in 1989 for $1.08 million.
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The corporate sponsors weren't there, and there was free entertainment, free food, free drugs, free love.
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It's a virtual gay sex club or a free-love spaceship drifting through some unknown universe.
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It's the casting: Claude, the restive leader of a tribe of free-love hippies, is 21968.
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" But sex among guerrilleros was far from what the New York Times once called "free love.
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"Free love was certainly part of it," said Ma Anand Sheela, who was played by Nasim Pedrad.
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The song is a joyful and beautiful celebration of free love and tolerance within the Christian community.
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At the time, Bhagwan would speak often of the virtues of free love and maintaining multiple lovers.
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Biller plays a bored housewife named Barbi, who gets swept up in the world of free love.
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Its title announced that the authors endorsed free love but believed it could be practiced with responsible care.
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Clearly, this was no longer the free-love hippy gathering that began on this very spot 30 years before.
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Free love was far from perfect, sometimes hurting more than it helped people have healthier, more positive sexual experiences.
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They brought candy and flattery and jitterbug dances, petting in the back seat of movie theaters and free love.
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There was "Hair" at The Midwood (which led to a lecture on the dangers of war and free love).
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For his upcoming collection, Wrighton was inspired by the 1969 Altamont Speedway Free Festival and the Free Love movement.
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Okay, so there's been some free love between gray wolves and coyotes over the past century, resulting in hybrid lineages.
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It's inspired by an old urban legend about hippie babysitters from the free love era doing LSD and eating babies.
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The Aggressive Christianity Missions Training Corps was founded in the early 1980s as a commune called the Free Love Ministries.
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Ceyenne is a mother figure now too, delivering Sabrina's nurturing legacy of generosity and judgement-free love into the future.
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The actress is inspired by the increasingly pervasive millennial attitude toward dating that you could describe as Free Love 2.0.
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Here was strong pot, free love, spectral amusements, acid trips and epic intellection that no one remembered in the morning.
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That's why the show has that almost utopian quality of free love — these kids having sex and figuring themselves out.
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Consider the outlandish figure he cut in meticulously fitted bespoke suits worn at the height of the free-love 1960s.
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For a movement that runs on "free food, free labour and free love," Gordon's biggest challenges are logistics and storage.
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"Almost universally, right around the moment of death, people move into this very peaceful, pain-free, love-filled space," Barham says.
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More than a few Hollywood players explored free love with members of the Manson family, perhaps even with Mr. Manson himself.
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As it turns out, constant drug use and free love may not be good for your marriage, family or academic career.
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This free-love situation expanded whenever Marjorie Wilkes Huntley, another Marston mistress who would eventually do inking on Wonder Woman, was around.
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Free Love Dog Bed, $49.90They love their furry friend more than anything, so get them a gift that shows you know that.
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It fills up a bingo card of references — Buffalo Springfield's "For What It's Worth," a free-love party at the Chelsea Hotel.
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And as newbies jump on the free-love bandwagon, Rabkin notes it's important they get the rules right on the way in.
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Unlike the decade of free love and hippies, everyone taken first overall in the disco-loving '70s showed up for NHL work.
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"If 'free love' deprives me of a home, a child, hope, calm, security, dignity, it should at least … stay free," she wrote.
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While living in a free love commune called Wavy Gravy's Hog Farm, Lake's parents allowed her to take drugs and have sex.
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The nucleus of Murdoch's conservative empire, we see, started in part by co-opting the counterculture spirit of rebellion and free love.
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They were people who promoted free love as an alternative to the domestic oppression of marriage, and spiritualists who rejected conventional Christianity.
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Joel: My sex life is better than at any other time, even during the "free love" era of the 60s and 70s.
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Brunner supported him while he participated openly in the free love culture, and eventually gave birth to a son, Valentine Michael Manson.
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Shawbard rules over free love the Shawbard Valley commune as its colorfully-robbed guru, which the nearby community of Chinook, OR doesn't love.
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I don't want to be the third one, but I am willing to be the third one for free love on that wall.
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Lee was married with two kids but was caught up in the "Swinging Sixties free love ethos" and had extramarital affairs, Polly writes.
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And Amber Heard and Wyatt Cenac are hippie-dippie caricatures whose free-love philosophy is as much a sham as Vivian's filmmaking ethics.
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The magnetic city where it's normal to be different From free love and LSD to tech and skyscrapers, this city's still a gem.
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In fact, if you want to teach your kids about free love and mental illness, this might be the perfect book to use.
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In the increasingly fierce—if not entirely tangible—fight for the exploding self-driving car market, Lyft stands out for its free love vibes.
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We recommend Peretz try a different kind of conversion therapy: against hate and for free love, against dark views and for openness and acceptance.
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With their enthusiasm for nudism and free love, the novels, which must have seemed provocative in the 1950s and 60s, can now feel dated.
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The sweet-shooting, outlet-pass-tossing 27-year-old is moving rapidly toward acquiring the nickname Free Love, and it looks good as hell.
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She would not fall in line behind fashionable causes; she deemed free love a "ruse for guys" and performed at Fort Bragg during Vietnam.
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He was too young to serve in World War II and a bit too old to partake in 1960s "free love and drug" escapades.
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They're portrayed as the "free love" primates, but are also supposedly a more likable, peaceable version of their stressed-out, lashing-out chimp cousins.
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Yes, there was free love, and yes, there were premiere parties for feature-length porn films, but there was just as much judgement and shame.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Three chaotic days of peace, music, mud and free love helped immortalize the 22017 Woodstock festival as the touchstone of Sixties counterculture.
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The label evokes the free love hippie lifestyle of the 1960s, with a drawing of a van decked out in peace symbols, hearts and flowers.
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You'd think they would highlight the fact that this free love commune would have built and enjoyed what appears to be an enormous water slide.
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Months of drug experimentation, free love, and life on the streets began to take its toll on many who had made pilgrimages to San Francisco.
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Shia LaBeouf's surprise Vegas wedding Monday with Mia Goth was no free love affair -- but it only set the actor back a few hundred bones.
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Black clothes, "free love", late nights of smoky jazz—these were a few of intellectuals' favourite things in Paris after the city's liberation in 1944.
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When I was in high school, The Beatles made me nostalgic for an era of free love and psychedelic drugs — one I never lived through.
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Witt's sexual future — as well as the future of free love in America, which Witt only gives tangential attention to — seems less promising in comparison.
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In the 70s, you had all the benefits of sexual liberation: the "Free Love" movement, Women's Liberation and the Pill, and the Gay Liberation movement.
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Later came grad school, Sweet 'n Low, Datsun 240Zs, Tab, thong underpants and free love — it was clear: Life had been lovingly fashioned around us.
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Everybody has been asking me about the extent to which I've tried to now pursue an original life and be a practitioner of free love.
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Amid the more stereotypical ageing free love hippies and reformed swingers one might associate with the Bay Area polyamory scene, Winston, Lindgren, and Matlack were different.
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Many of those who had protested against war and preached free love in the decade before had grown up, settled down and bought homes and cars.
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Adapted from a novel by Richard Ford, the story takes place in 1960, before that decade's cultural revolution ushered in hippies, free love and The Beatles.
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They were spent in the Children of God sect, a group that extolled the virtues of free love and prepared for the second coming of Jesus.
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" • Vinnie's pitch to Abby on moving in with him exposes the distance between the ideals of free love and the reality of it: "Nobody owns anybody.
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As much as I enjoy your interpretation, Constance (transcendentalist free love, why not!), it feels like what happens after that mad dash is sort of inevitable.
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The bottom right featured FREE LOVE, HATPINS, ATE A TON, WILD PIG, TO DO LIST but at the cost of PELAGE, HEL and the overused ASSESSES.
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Many moved away from free love and communal households and embraced the nuclear family, but they kept working as organic farmers, social-justice activists, and environmentalists.
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The villages of the celibate Shakers became models for social organization, while a colony of free-love devotees in Oneida, New York, drew scores of visitors.
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Shows with a retro,pastoral vibe like Green Acres, The Beverly Hillbillies, and Petticoat Junction dominated the airwaves far more than hippies and free love ever did.
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State-sponsored sexologists in Eastern European countries argued that it wasn't about free love—it was about the economic and social contexts in which climax was achieved.
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As I read Witt's thoughtful and deeply personal exploration of "the possibilities of free love" in 21st-century America, some of her themes played out around me.
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How did peace, free love, drugs, and instant fame in LA create a dark undertone to the feel-good pop of surfer bands like The Beach Boys?
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While reporting on free love and flower children, Ms. Didion encountered a harrowing scene inside a flophouse, where a 5-year-old girl was tripping on LSD.
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Though Beecher came from a liberal family — he was the brother of Harriet Beecher Stowe, the author of "Uncle Tom's Cabin" — he was opposed to free love.
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Cassius' new music video for "The Missing" is a sparkly, neon-colored statement on sexual fluidity and free love — that is, if you want it to be.
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A version of Blake cultivated by some who love him — as a proto-hippie promoter of free love and acid-free hallucination — isn't exactly in line with reality.
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But instead of free love and free culture, we as a society have invested an insane amount of energy into defending the intellectual property associated with Grumpy Cat.
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Sadly, the well-documented, pervasive misogyny of Woodstock '99 feels like a more relevant antecedent to America in 2019 than the "free love" politics of the original fest.
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Boomers, according to stereotype, aged out of free love and utopianism and into giant houses, which they bought with the money they saved from never splurging on avocado.
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Many Japanese embraced Western notions of free love and sexual liberation after Japan's defeat in World War II in 1945 and the introduction of US values, said Choo.
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In Kristiania, as Oslo was then known, a radical bohemian scene besotted with Nietzsche cultivated Munch's precocious genius, but its advocacy of free love ill-served his sanity.
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In the 1990s the internet created an ethos of linguistic free love where breaking the rules was encouraged and punctuation was one of the ways this could be done.
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As a film, this kaleidoscopic sleaze fest, about a female rock trio trying to make it in free-love-era Los Angeles, is basically one big brown-acid trip.
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But just as the ironic eroticism of Ms. Yuskavage's evocations of hippie-era free love differs from Gérôme's straight-faced Orientalism, so, too, do the markets for their works.
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Speaking of the military, many forget that Silicon Valley's spark of innovation came from defense spending, and not the free love, free drugs, free everything movement of the 1960s.
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"Like many early converts, they believed that psychoanalysis could change the world, and they were braving moral outrage from a society who equated it with free love," Beloff writes.
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Initially, the Family was similar in nature to the countless other communes espousing free love and liberal drug use that were springing up across the country in the late 1960s.
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My recent book "Oneida: From Free Love Utopia to the Well-Set Table," shows how the Oneida Community embodied America's unique cultural impulse to connect business success with aspirational Christianity.
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It's "where the future was going to be figured out," Witt writes: or at least it was the city America had designated for people who still believed in free love.
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Perhaps it's because his own childlike and apparently cynicism-free love for the game puts the desperate, angst-ridden seething I feel twice a week into sharp and unflattering relief.
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But while he resembled a wallflower at the free-love orgy, MacDermot spent the next 50 years cultivating a reputation as one of the funkiest composers Broadway had ever seen.
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Percy is 21 and has already abandoned one wife and child, but his capital-R romantic idealism includes a few clauses about free love that chime with Mary's rebellious inheritance.
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Free love comes at a cost, as the characters learn in this play by Miles Malleson at the Mint Theater, written in 2866 but only now enjoying its world premiere.
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Free love comes at a cost, as the characters learn in this play by Miles Malleson at the Mint Theater, written in 1933, but only now enjoying its world premiere.
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Patty (Genevieve Angelson) is a free-love vinyl enthusiast who desperately wants to start a revolution, so she might as well get to work sparking an internal rebellion from her desk.
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In eight mostly stand-alone essays, Witt reports on existing fringe and alternative sexual cultures, in the aftermath of free love and its backlash, STI awareness, and three waves of feminism.
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"In the time building up to that (point), there was a free love movement," Brad Pitt, who plays Dalton's stunt double and long time friend Cliff Booth, told the news conference.
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Along with racists, utopian communities were drawn to the region, advocating everything from socialism to free love, and they found converts and hiding places in remote coastal coves and mountain reaches.
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Among the Romantics, Mary Shelley (see above) celebrated free love as much as men like Lord Byron did, but struggled to reconcile her physical passions with the misogyny of her era.
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To sweeten the deal, the new confection comes with a free flower crown and a pair of Lolita-esque heart-shaped sunglasses to put diners in that tie-dye, free love mood.
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Kraftwerk, Can, and the left-field Faust were all birthed from a post-WWII Germany in shambles they hoped to help reinvent, swappin' free love and drugs for free jazz and komische.
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"I am the leader of the free love community in Russia," he explained to the court as he argued that the seminar and the orgy at a private residence were not connected.
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The pursuit of Perfectionism, as the doctrine was called, led to a number of unorthodox practices, notably "complex marriage" and "sexual communism," which were essentially coinages for radical polyamory and free love.
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" He doesn't deny that there was something delicious about the "hedonist, wasted, free-love-down-with authority-anti-authoritarianism-hippie ethos" he was living, but admits the lifestyle contained "a lot of darkness.
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Nick got to the remote camp by small rental plane, motorcycle and on horseback, and was most surprised not by the outfit's militarism but by their 1960's-style ethos of free love.
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Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Woodstock, perhaps the most famous concert ever, happened that summer, with free love and drugs serving as backdrops to sets by Jimi Hendrix, Santana, Richie Havens and others.
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And they had notions of their own, fueled by the insurgent counterculture, with its new drugs and free love, which had a way of making everything that came before it look a little square.
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If the authors of Enjoy Sex are like soft-spoken camp counselors, the authors of The Ethical Slut are akin to favorite aunts, the ones who tell great stories about free love at Woodstock.
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But as Wayland-Smith (herself a descendant of Noyes) reveals in her first book, "Oneida: From Free Love Utopia to the Well-Set Table," there are plenty of skeletons in the family china closet.
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In two interviews released Tuesday, with Charlamagne and "TMZ," Mr. West emphasized the importance of "free thought" and "free love," trying to contextualize his acceptance of Mr. Trump as part of a broader philosophy.
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The monogamy of the booming postwar fifties offered "a kind of romantic full employment," while the free love of the sixties signified not the death of dating but its deregulation on the free market.
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That her husband is, at the same time, growing more enamored of America — the land of Smokey Robinson, Prince and free love — only confirms Abasiama's determination that they finish their degrees and head home.
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The novel charts Evie's accelerated sentimental education, as she is inducted into the imprisoning liberties of free love, drugs, and eventual violence, all of it under the sway of the cult's magus, Russell Hadrick.
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Though adultery is as old as civilization itself—"swingers" date to as early as Paris in the 1700s, and the hippies had "free love"—polyamory as an identity is really only a few decades old.
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The "Free the Love" concept was the brainchild of Rich Silverstein of GS&P, a madly creative designer who insisted that, for our embattled times, the hippie "free love" revolution was a notion worth retrieving.
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Schmierer explains in the documentary that she joined the group in Sacramento, California in 1982 when it was known as Free Love Ministries, one of many newly formed Christian communes in the post-hippie era.
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I had to rethink what ... the experience of a child of the '60s would have been like in the '70s, when the hope he had for this peaceful, pacifist, free love thing had been dashed.
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At the start of the 20th century, Isadora Duncan (born in California) dared to dance with a heroically scaled vocabulary of barefoot, natural human movement, and to align herself with both free love and Bolshevism.
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In 1975, he became a follower of the guru Bhagwan Shree Rajneesh, later known as Osho, who, borrowing from Eastern religions and focusing on meditation, espoused free love as a path to a higher consciousness.
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Audiences last year were captivated by "Wild Wild Country," a six-part documentary about the Rajneeshees, a 1970s and '80s commune built around an Indian mystic who promoted free love and the importance of meditation.
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Named after the creator and party overlord, Tony Pike, this place is a longstanding relic of classic Ibiza: 72-hour parties, mysticism, free love orgies, gak benders, acid trips, and, notoriously, Freddie Mercury's 41st birthday party.
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Or the garden-mulch-like combinations of Woodstock days, when free love ripped lettuce-cup and Jell-O-mold corsets asunder and spinach danced corybantically with sunflower seeds and bean sprouts beneath the sign of Aquarius.
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Two rather rough-around-the-edges features in this retrospective play like time capsules from an inflection point in the city's culture, capturing a moment when free love came into conflict with the cost of living.
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Barre's creator, Lotte Berk, a free-love revolutionary who began teaching the regimen in 250, specifically wanted to advance what she called "the state of sex" by encouraging women to pursue sex for their own pleasure.
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This is a complicated time because the history of women and the feminist battles that got us here are similarly complex; there's no straight line from fighting for suffrage to free love to filling the Oval Office.
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They also connected the sharing of property to the sharing of sexual partners (Noyes is credited with coining the term "free love") in a bid to recreate, on Earth, the unity enjoyed by the saints in heaven.
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Their two historical touchstones are the Symbolist poet Stefan George (1868-1933) and Ugrino, a community based on free love, founded in northern Germany in 1920 by the organ builder and writer Hans Henny Jahnn (1894-19823).
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It was supposed to be the golden anniversary of the most famous rock concert in history, the event that crystallized in mud the free-love 222s and the drawing power of a new generation of music stars.
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She had left the guest house for young ladies of good repute and was living with some hoydens who dressed as soldiers and practiced free love, which is what promiscuity and indecency had come to be called.
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But at the same time, the '60s and '70s were also the decades of free love and a full bush — in 1972, The Joy of Sex brought illustrations of a distinctly unshaven woman's genitalia into almost every home.
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This does not save everyone—in a story centered on a chaste (if not utterly subtext-free) love-triangle in which Cap is torn between two male comrades-in-arms his almost-girlfriend gets little to work with.
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"These are people who grew up in a party which used to preach free love, which used to think that all of the hippiedom was wonderful, who used to think they were somehow representing the future," Gingrich complained.
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Heinlein's novel told the story of a Mars-born messiah who preaches a doctrine of free love, leading to the creation of a religion whose followers are bound together by ritualistic water-sharing and intensive empathy (called "grokking").
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The free love mantra was getting tired as flights of dead were returning from Vietnam, the Manson and Altamont murders had people freaked, and harder drugs meant that Haight-Ashbury was now full of burnouts and petty criminals.
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The visual evidence suggests that the "grass" in the free love era—including the stuff Bob Marley smoked—lacked the characteristics associated with the quality found in today's headier brands like Girl Scout Cookies, Bruce Banner, and Gorilla Glue.
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He also spends time on many fascinating historical tidbits, from early "free love" experiments in the 1840s to the surprising popularity of socialism in Oklahoma in 1914 to the US Communist Party's key role in defending the Scottsboro Boys.
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By the summer of 21978, a half-century ago this year, nearly 21980,21980 hippies and counterculture kids had gathered in the Haight-Ashbury neighborhood to drop acid, indulge in free love, and escape the confining strictures of their middle-class upbringings.
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The horror of the murder scenes seemed to exemplify the dark side of a contradictory decade highlighted by political assassinations, civil rights struggles, free love, sit-ins and an overarching pursuit of peace that too often seemed to end in death.
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Galt MacDermot, who composed the score for "Hair," the tribal rock musical that shocked mainstream theatergoers as it celebrated the drug-crazed, free-love, antiwar rebellious energy of hippies in the 1960s, died on Monday at his home in Staten Island.
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For many baby boomers, the late 1960s, with all its sturm und drang over an unpopular war and antiquated social policies, remains on their personal highlight reels (the free love and drugs may have had something to do with it, too).
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Although Sigmund Freud didn't think human beings were especially designed for happiness, there were other figures who emerged from that movement, people like the Austrian psychoanalyst William Reich, who popularized this idea that happiness was connected to free love and free sexuality.
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California: Cookies At Hot CookiesIn San Francisco, a city long known for endorsing free love and unbridled forms of expression, it should come as no surprise that one of its most popular bakeries specializes in phallic treats of all shapes and, er, sizes.
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However, according to recent reports by Uproxx and Afropunk, that free love, left-wing spirit is allegedly more of a façade—as the festival's owner has been accused of funding ultra-conservative political causes such as climate change denial and anti-LGBTQ organizations.
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Never mind that she was too young to actually be president or that women wouldn't actually get the vote for another 50 years, Woodhull espoused a radical platform of open marriage, free love, and equality not just of the sexes but the races.
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A fuller treatment of Oneida's history, stretching over more than a century, can be found in another recent book, "Oneida: From Free-Love Utopia to the Well-Set Table," by Ellen Wayland-Smith, who also happens to be a descendant of Noyes.
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But as she entered her sixties the painter kept close pace with youth culture, coopting the free love iconography that percolated worldwide during the late 1960s and 1970s, and translating it into paintings that make late 19th-century Art Nouveau new again.
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Rather, he deliberately appropriated and manipulated the trappings of hippie culture for his own personal ends, seeking out vulnerable women caught up in the countercultural lifestyle and using the idea of "free love" to exert control and bond his followers to him.
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Spread across less than a hundred villages along the mountainous China-Tibet border in Yunnan province, the Mosuo are widely painted as a culture in which women rule and free love is the norm: girl power mixed with the dreaminess of an alternate universe.
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Depp plays this character by waltzing around in a black cloak, sporting contact lenses and a Tilda Swinton-esque haircut (side note: Swinton would have killed it as Grindelwald) and mumbling about free love and the cruelty of Muggles in a vague British affect.
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She was an advocate for free love, famously proclaiming that she had an "inalienable, constitutional and natural right to love whom I may, to love as long or as short a period as I can, to change that love every day if I please".
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But the newspapers also pilloried professional women for the social and political views they espoused: one print, originally published in Harper's Weekly, portrays Woodhull as the Devil for her rejection of marriage and embrace of sexual freedom, as part of the "Free Love" movement.
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She and her sister Tennessee Claflin had opened the first woman-run brokerage firm on Wall Street and ran a newspaper, Woodhull & Claflin's Weekly, dedicated to women's suffrage, socialism and "free love," a term she popularized to describe sex outside the strictures of marriage.
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She likes the idea of pledging herself to "the principle of free love," though she seems to mean this as a statement of political solidarity, a way of allying herself with a set of values—feminism, gender equality, the erosion of the primacy of marriage.
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From there, the collective's work takes on a noticeably more material form, including paintings in which it represented playful, gender-bending sex acted out by neon poodles — a fun foray into free love before the seriousness of AIDS shackled their work to the terminal disease.
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Fox also addresses the so-often used excuse of "it was a different time," with a tongue-in-cheek reference to free love ("it was the '70s") that is as bogus here as it was when Harvey Weinstein employed it as a defense back in October.
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That same year, in "Cancer, Disease and Society," Sanders opined with some obvious Freudian influence (he studied psychology at Brooklyn College) during the Vietnam era's free love movement, giving credence to a theory that a lack of orgasms and enjoyment of sex causes cervical and other female cancers.
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A twice-married stockbroker who dabbled as a clairvoyant, associated with free-love advocates, nominated herself for the presidency in 1870, and then published a newspaper to support her candidacy, Woodhull spent two years on the campaign trail, a half-century before American women won the right to vote.
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He wasn't a product of '201973s counterculture — he was a master manipulator of it, one who used the "free love" ethos of the time to prey on a cadre of troubled, abused young women, who continued to carry out his thirst for violence even after he was in jail.
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Rubbing blue-collar grit and grime against sterile futurism and free-love hippie nostalgia, Mr. Mitchell shows — as he did in his 2001 debut, "Hedwig and the Angry Inch," and the dizzily hedonistic "Shortbus" five years later — his talent for imbuing outré sex with a joyful, youthful innocence.
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"WR: Mysteries of the Organism" (on Saturday and March 8), which was first shown in 1971 and received a ban from Yugoslav authorities, interweaves the theories of the psychoanalyst Wilhelm Reich with loosely structured ideas on free love as an antidote to the rigidity of life under Communism.
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Wax On, Pubic Lice OffThe free love, full-bush pubic hairstyling of the 60s and 70s may have been a popular expression of natural sexuality, but studies have shown that the millennial trend towards bikini waxing may have actually had a significant impact in reducing incidences of public lice.
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All that made him sound like a hippie, a word he hated, and in the late 1960s he might have been dismissed as just one more long-haired wild-eyed weirdo with a band of groupie women drifting round the deserts of southern California, living on weed and free love.
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Until she was 9 years old, McGowan was raised in the Italian chapter of the Children of God cult, a group that began as a hippie peace-and-free-love religious separatist sect but would quickly become dogged by allegations that sexual abuse ran rampant in the confines of its compounds.
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In the 1960s, as the advent of the birth control pill helped usher in the era of "free love," the public pressured the Pocono Mountain resorts to open their doors to non-married couples, which transformed them into spaces that were more synonymous with hedonism and pleasure, and less with traditional American family values.
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As a colorful cast of characters—including Charles Manson, Jan and Dean, Joni Mitchell, Sam Cooke, Frank Sinatra Jr., the Mamas and the Papas, Elvis Presley, and Ike and Tina Turner—emerged, the Wilson brothers found themselves pulled into a terror-filled existence that spiraled from free love orgies and surf music to kidnappings and ransoms.
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In the '70s, Gordon, now 68, graduated from college to a life in letters, and she memorized lines from "Sunday Bloody Sunday," a 1503 film directed by John Schlesinger and starring Jackson as Alex, a woman competing with a doctor, played by Peter Finch, for the love of a young male sculptor and coming to terms with free love.
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To keep their minds pure of distractions—such as family, money, and the inherent pleasures of naughtiness—he proposed housing them in a eugenically supervised free-love compound where they could be taught to fear the touch of gold and prevented from reading any literature in which the characters have speaking parts, which might lead them to forget themselves.
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But as Karina Longworth notes in her fantastic series about the Manson murders on the You Must Remember This podcast, these hippie communities often wound up reifying the same restrictive and imbalanced gender norms that they purported to escape, with the "free love" culture often leaving young women disempowered and vulnerable to sexual assault and further marginalization.
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Emerging at an ancient 33 in a sober haircut and dark suit, he played the worldly-wise yet spiritual ladies man to a poetry-curious audience of hirsute hippies whose idea of free love was let's-spend-the-night-together—where Stephen Stills was a blond demigod who fucked lots of chicks, Cohen was a jaded roué who bedded lots of women.
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They were, I imagine, unaware of the scandalous associations that Bell's name carries: her open marriage to the art critic Clive Bell, the nude photographs she took of her friends and children, her unorthodox affair with Duncan Grant (who mostly slept with men), her progressive free-love ethos, and her reputation as the "grounding domestic goddess" of the queer world of Bloomsbury.
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In chronicling Eastman (19933-1969), a son of Congregationalist ministers who gained prominence as a writer, editor, philosopher and political activist, Professor O'Neill charts an Odyssean intellectual transformation in which his subject embraced free love, feminism and socialism, then defected from Bolshevism and defended Senator Joseph R. McCarthy's hunt for Communists; he later became an outspoken foe of the war in Vietnam.
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Op-Ed Contributor The Manson murders — the seven killings committed by Charles Manson's followers in two days in Los Angeles in August 1969 — are often thought to mark the end of the 1960s, as if those brutal slayings were the inevitable outgrowth of the counterculture, the dark consequence of long hair, free love, casual drug use and a general breakdown of authority and social norms.
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Although he certainly socialized with notable anti-establishment figures — including the group's leader, Hans Jæger, whose writings would land him in prison on charges of blasphemy and infringement of public morality — Munch's shy disposition combined with his religious convictions prevented him from truly committing to the Bohemians' values; he even wrote a play (never published) called The City of Free Love satirizing both the group's philosophy and many of the individuals who upheld it.
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Inside the List LUNCH MENU: The chef and restaurateur Alice Waters's new memoir, "Coming to My Senses," enters the hardcover nonfiction list at No. 13, and for all of its frank talk about free love and hard drinking, its most scandalous revelation may be that when Waters was in grade school in suburban New Jersey, she used to trade her peanut butter-and-banana sandwiches for bologna and cheese on white bread.
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But just as the Summer of Love was eventually hijacked by pimps and bad dudes looking to use "Free Love" as an excuse to bang anything walking along Haight Street, the more drug-fueled orgiastic "cuddle puddles" of today have been exposed as toxic and sometimes dangerous events that revert back to a very unprogressive and misogynistic dynamic, in which entrepreneurial tech 2.0 entitlement and hubris is leveraged to excuse treating women, usually lower on the career ladder, as little more than sex toys.
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Milholland's life, though it lasted only 30 years, was cinematic: She was a campus activist at Vassar College, fighting for suffrage as the school tried to silence all discussion; was arrested after striking with women shirtwaist workers; received a New York University Law School degree (in 18813, after a series of rejections from the Ivy League because she was a woman); wrote a harsh report on prison conditions at Sing Sing; led a huge women's suffrage parade in Washington in 1913 on the eve of Woodrow Wilson's inauguration; covered World War I as a journalist, before getting thrown out of Europe; proposed marriage to a Dutch coffee importer; and was committed to free love.
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