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'''White Power Skinheads '''are a controversial subculture that are strongly associated with the [[White Power Movement]], to the point many stereotype the entire Skinhead movement as almost embodiments of violent racism - this has led to great conflict within the Punk community as non-racist Skinheads try to distance themselves from this volatile subculture and in turn the White Power Skinheads often try to champion their cause at the expense of others.

'''[[File:Images2879.jpg|right]]White Power Skinheads '''are a controversial subculture that are strongly associated with the [[White Power Movement]], to the point many stereotype the entire Skinhead movement as almost embodiments of violent racism - this has led to great conflict within the Punk community as non-racist Skinheads try to distance themselves from this volatile subculture and in turn the White Power Skinheads often try to champion their cause at the expense of others.

White Power Skinheads often belong to Neo-Nazi groups and may also be involved in prison-gangs or other anti-establishment societies, though not all of them do - some Punk bands play on the subculture and play equally controversial music championing White Power or Nazism.

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	'''White Power Skinheads '''are a controversial subculture that are strongly associated with the [[White Power Movement]], to the point many stereotype the entire Skinhead movement as almost embodiments of violent racism - this has led to great conflict within the Punk community as non-racist Skinheads try to distance themselves from this volatile subculture and in turn the White Power Skinheads often try to champion their cause at the expense of others.		'''[[File:Images2879.jpg\|right]]White Power Skinheads '''are a controversial subculture that are strongly associated with the [[White Power Movement]], to the point many stereotype the entire Skinhead movement as almost embodiments of violent racism - this has led to great conflict within the Punk community as non-racist Skinheads try to distance themselves from this volatile subculture and in turn the White Power Skinheads often try to champion their cause at the expense of others.

	White Power Skinheads often belong to Neo-Nazi groups and may also be involved in prison-gangs or other anti-establishment societies, though not all of them do - some Punk bands play on the subculture and play equally controversial music championing White Power or Nazism.		White Power Skinheads often belong to Neo-Nazi groups and may also be involved in prison-gangs or other anti-establishment societies, though not all of them do - some Punk bands play on the subculture and play equally controversial music championing White Power or Nazism.