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Tulsa Oklahoma 1960s Greasers and the Golden Era of Youth Culture
"Tulsa, Oklahoma in the 1960s became an iconic canvas for American youth counterculture, immortalized forever by local author S.E. Hinton in her landmark coming-of-age novel The Outsiders. During this era, the social friction between working-class "greasers" and wealthy "Socs" defined a gritty, atmospheric chapter of Midwestern history against a backdrop of economic shifts, muscle cars, and changing cinematic landscapes. Understanding the Tulsa Greaser Phenomenon of the 1960s The term "greaser" originally described working-class youths in the 1950s and 1960s, largely named for their slicked-back hairstyles maintained with pomade. In Tulsa, Okl..."
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