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Deviant subcultures are sections of a population that deviate - vary - from what is considered the normal society. |
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Deviant subcultures can more formally be defined as groups that develop values and norms which are separate or outside the dominant culture and norms of the society or population. <ref> http://www.uh.edu/~nestor/lecturenotes/unit3lecture2.html </ref> |
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==Overview== |
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==Past examples== |
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Past deviant subcultures include swingers. Current examples include homosexuals and gangs. |
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==Present Examples== |
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Present examples include gangs, homosexuals, certain musical groups and people who live off the grid. |
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==Impact of Globalization/Tolerance== |
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==References== |
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