A dictionary of Marshall McLuhan’s quotations

Mysteriously, people were fascinated by hula hoops as an invitation to involvement and gyration, but nobody was ever seen rolling one in the approved style of the hoop and stick of yesteryear. When exhorted by their elders to roll these hoops down a walk, children simply ignored the request.
Through the Vanishing Point with Harley Parker (1968), p 258
Year: 1968
Chapter: Participation
Compiled by William Kuhns
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