History is not divided neatly into periods; it’s more like a series of sedimentary layers comprising the present. Tonight, as you read this, a symphony orchestra is performing uptown, a jazz band is playing downtown, and a punk band is playing out in the suburbs
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This link in itself is an excerpt to the book "Smash the System! Punk Anarchism as a Culture of Resistance " I didn't go too in depth of the history so if that interests you I implore you to read the full article!
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