"Anti-Establishment" refers to a political and social stance that opposes the established authority, institutions, and norms within a society. This movement often criticizes the existing power structures, such as government, corporations, and media, arguing that they perpetuate inequality and limit individual freedoms. Individuals or groups that identify as anti-establishment may advocate for radical changes or reforms to create a more equitable society. This can include various ideologies, from anarchism to socialism, and is often expressed through protests, art, and alternative media that challenge mainstream narratives.