Today, the New York Times Sunday Magazine (2/25/95) has a story by Stephan Tally entitled "the Method of a Neo-Nazi Mogul." Tally has posted here before. The article is about George Burdi, Resistance Records, and the band Rahowa. Some excerpts of interest: "The majority of American skinheads are nonracist and nonviolent, embracing the same working-class pride and punkish style as their racist counterparts...." (much later) "Not that neo-Nazis go unchallenged on the Internet. Nonracist skinheads in particular attack the Resistance site and other similar ones. They call the racists 'boneheads' and consider Burdi a pathetic caricature, citing the time he wore a disguise when he appeared on Geraldo Rivera's talk show. Burdi recently posted a message on the popular news group 'alt.skinhead' [The Times forgot the "s" so few readers will find it.] to advertise the latest Rahowa album, and the response was scathing. 'Yay!!!' one person wrote back. 'George "I'm a moron" Burdi admits that all this WP-type [expletive]' --referring to white power philosophy---'is just another form of cult..." (later) "In a corner, working on a computer, Burdi sighs. He sometimes seems underwhelmed by the quality of his recruits and contemptuous of the very youth he hopes to rally." (later) "(White-power bands avoid R& B chords.)" Text provided by Donny. -- Stephen Donaldson, president, Stop Prisoner Rape, Inc. (SPR) sprdon@ix.netcom.com http://www.igc.apc.org/spr/ (212) 663-5562 PO Box 2713, Manhattanville Stn., New York, NY 10027-8817
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