AYM (American Youth Movement)

The American Youth Movement (AYM) refers to a social and political movement that emerged primarily in the 1960s, focused on empowering young people and advocating for their rights. It was characterized by activism related to civil rights, anti-war protests, and social justice issues. Young people organized to challenge established norms, pushing for reforms in education, government policies, and cultural attitudes. The AYM played a significant role in shaping contemporary youth identity, promoting ideas of activism, community involvement, and political engagement, influencing generations that followed.