The teenagers born after the postwar saw a consumer-driven society that fabricated a utopian version of a middle-class homegenized America. During the Cold War the young minds were overpowered by the material world directed by radio, comic books, movies, television, and magazine advertisements and the participation of their parents in the shopping spree. The teenagers noticed the change in the well-ordered suburban limits where they were brought up. The youth noticed that the nation was beset by unrest in the form of anti-communist witch hunt, HUAC Hearings, Blacklists, arms race, space race, murder of Emmett Hill, Brown versus the Board of Education, the Kinsey Report. For them it became difficult to comprehend the conflict with Korea
