High Times Presents Adventures in the Counterculture from Hip Hop to High Times

Although John F. Kennedy was neither a saint nor a great intellectual, he was the youngest President ever elected, which may explain why he was so well attuned to the changing mood of America in the '60s. 247 pages ; 22 cm. This collection of eight articles by journalist Steven Hager covers the JFK assassination, the East Village art scene, the Rainbow Family, the Waco massacre, the Cannabis Cup awards in Amsterdam, out-of-control police, counterculture spirituality, and includes his groundbreaking essay on rap music and breakdancing in which he coined the term hip hop.