COUNTER CULTURE.

The Counter Culture Youth Movement is an organization comprised of youth groups, young leaders, entrepreneurs, and students from around the world. A counterculture (also written counter-culture) is a subculture whose values and norms of behavior differ substantially from those of mainstream society, often in opposition to mainstream cultural mores.

A countercultural movement expresses the ethos and aspirations of a culture during a well-defined era. When oppositional forces reach critical mass, countercultures can trigger dramatic cultural changes. We are at that season of critical mass and Dr. William L. Harris IV has founded a movement that will bring unity and counter the forces coming against our youth. We have been called to change the culture. The only way to change the culture is by standing against it and presenting a viable alternative. That is why we must be a counterculture. The prefix “counter” means to go against. We cannot change the culture by going along with it; we must go against it! We must “cut against the grain.” Too long we have waited for an environment where we are accepted before we ever open our mouths. Too long have the corrupt and warped values and deceptions of the devil monopolized the marketplace of ideas in our culture. Truth is the only antidote for falsehood. Accepted or not, it’s time for us to open our mouths and speak the truth to a culture deceived by lies. We are the Counter Culture!

The Counter Culture Youth Movement is a non-profit organization comprised of young leaders and entrepreneurs that are respected as staples within their community. We are a youth mentoring organization that focuses our efforts on improving the image, attitude, and lives of our next generation youth leaders. We are headquartered in Louisville, Kentucky and we have youth group chapters represented around the United States. The Board and coalition of youth leaders span throughout the United States. The vision is to present viable spiritual, social and civic alternatives to impact the youth of our generation, despite racial, economic and social differences.

In His service,