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In some situations, criminal and civil law can be used to prevent hate groups from recruiting minors.
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William Pierce, America's leading neo-Nazi, has put out nearly $250,000 to acquire the nation's powerhouse distributor of racist rock. This enterprise could inject hundreds of thousands of dollars into Pierce's wide ranging neo-Nazi operations.
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Socioeconomic factors, including stark economic pressures on youths in America have played a major part in making the young susceptible to the message of hate.
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Randy Blazak, a sociologist who has investigated white supremacist Skinheads, discusses the motivations and psychology of white supremacist youths and the social milieu that helps to produce them.
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Two ex-Special Forces officers have taken up key positions in the neo-Nazi National Alliance.
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Socioeconomic-inspired discontent among suburban teens is creating a growing crop of white supremacist youth that could shape the future of American hate.
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Hammerskin Nation, began a decade ago as a small Dallas Skinhead organization has emerged as a harder, more disciplined international group.
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Radical right traditionalists say role of women centers on family, marriage, and a secondary role.
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As the number of neo-Nazi and other white supremacist sites skyrockets, extremist women are staking their claim online.
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Church of the Creator founder Ben Klassen's writings, considered holy by his followers, reveal pervasive militarism, racism, and Nazism.
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