The Counter Culture

The seventies was the high point, probably, of those universal conceptions of solidarity and those solidarity across across difference. If you think about theye traditional, if we, let's go back to them, to mining villages and mining communities which produced incredibly strong cultures of solidarity. They did th they did produce incredibly strong cultures that could lead to ideals of universal solidarity. So it stems from the fact that lit, you shared interests. I in in industry such as mining, which are very dangerous, and which you practically rely every day on on solidaristic practices and collectivity from the people who work around you. Because of the danger basey that provokes strong, strong practicef solidarity.