The hippie movement ultimately:

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The hippie movement began to wane as counterculture had become counterproductive. While it did not disappear completely, it lost much of its momentum and influence by the mid-1970s. The end of the draft was not a major factor in its decline, and it did not win over much of middle America to its perspective. The movement was not limited to San Francisco, but it did have a strong presence there. While some hippies got involved in civil rights activism and the war on poverty, this was not a defining characteristic of the movement as a whole.

The Hippie Movement Ultimately