Flower Power

"Flower Power" was a cultural movement during the 1960s that promoted peace, love, and harmony, especially as a response to war and social conflict. It symbolized nonviolent resistance, with participants often using flowers as symbols of peace, spreading messages of compassion and unity. The movement was associated with the hippie subculture and played a significant role in advocating for civil rights, environmental awareness, and anti-war protests. Overall, Flower Power represented a desire for societal change through peaceful expression and shared values of love and understanding.