subcultures

There are many other subcultures I could describe myself as a member of.

There where subcultures in those periods Swing Kids in Germany and France the whole zoot suit subculture in the USA.

Or maybe a competing trend will be adopted by different subcultures or something else altogether.

There's entire subcultures that have de facto clustered themselves onto GitHub, like the Erlang community.

But more so, many subcultures are dead because they became part of the larger culture.

Your argument needs that all the groups of leaders/high priests fails to control their subcultures, even far away from the central system/culture.

I like your idea of finding a small number of the most passionate enthusiast subcultures and growing from there.

Quite ironically, the more underground subcultures like S/M are disproportionate examples of this.

Also look at peaky blinders and the post ww1 brummagem boys subcultures.

Misogyny is traditional, normative and reactionary; subcultures are non-normative by definition.

And some American subcultures have a cuture around teeth goldening!

It is just a thing in certain subcultures.

I would just like to clarify why I don't consider misogynist movements subcultures: it is, essentially, for the same reason I wouldn't consider pop music or the Java community as "subcultures".

Maybe there are some subcultures where this behavior is something "Everyone" experiences.

It's true that the word "hacker" has morphed and become diluted, but that's what happens when subcultures go mainstream, and words are always changing anyhow.

I think that there have been numerous post-rave subcultures, but the time difference between "cool" and "mainstream" is shrinking.

Subcultures were the main creative cultural force from roughly 1975 to 2000, when they stopped working.