Prejudice against new age culture

E.g. hate for the new age.
Prejudice against new age culture refers to negative attitudes or biases towards people or practices that are associated with the new age movement. The new age movement is a broad term that refers to a range of spiritual and cultural practices and beliefs that emerged in the 1960s and 1970s, including alternative forms of spirituality, holistic health practices, and environmental activism.
Prejudice against new age culture can take many forms, including stereotypes, discrimination, and social ostracism. Some people may view new age practices as fringe or unconventional, and may hold negative opinions about those who engage in them. This prejudice can be based on a lack of understanding or a rejection of alternative beliefs and practices.
It is important to recognize that all people have the right to their own beliefs and practices, and that prejudice against new age culture or any other cultural or spiritual tradition is not acceptable. It is important to strive for inclusivity and respect for diversity in our society.
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Prejudice; 
New culture phobia; Scare; Terrorism against new religion
Eco-christian doomerism; Marxist atheist guerrilla; New age religion
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