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NAACP to pic
By The Associated Press
GAINESVILLE, Ha. - The
NAACP will picket a punk rock
band known for shouting racial
insults if the show is not canceled,
the head of the organization's
, University of Florida chapter said
last Wednesday.
The band, called the Jehovah's
Sickness, was hired to play at the
Vatican bottle club as a warm-up
act for another punk rock band,
said bar owner Mark Perdue.
Perdue said last Wednesday he
still intended to allow the show to
continue, but would closely
monitor the group.
Last Monday, the UF chapter
of the NAACP voted to ask the
club to cancel the show, said
President Craig Young, a junior
public relations major.
"We fee! this would be ah untimely
event, '* said Young.
4'Racial tensions are high with recent
events occurring like that
one last week in Tampa. We will
definitely be there if the act goes
on."
Tampa - the home city for
Jehovah's Sickness - was the site
of two nights of disturbances in
black neighborhoods recentlj
Calendar
"Nutrition and Weaning"
meeting of La Leche League ol
be hekl at 7 p.m. at 3638 He
768-1447.
The AIDS Task Force of Wii
. ; five workshops to train volunt
AIDS and AIDS-related compU
to the public, but reservations a
* call 723-5031.
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The Winston-Salem Symphoi
its annual Youth Talent Search.
iflrtt fV Symphony office for i
wfil be held in two categories: 01
one for children 11 to 14. One
fnjgroup to appear with the Sym
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Holland for a second week. Fo
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All inquiries are confidential.
The Friendly Group will spoil
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^60-0020 or 724-2333.
n ^ ^'Mantidlc, a program for teei
discussions on topics such as sei
responsibility and educational p
role models. Training wfll begir
call the Forsyth County Health
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)roniclc Thursday, March 5, 196
:ket controvert
after a black man died followinj
a choke hold applied by a whit
policeman taking him inn
custody.
The Jehovah's Sickness
17-year-old manager, Tod<
Kinsey, said he will warn th
band not to say anything overtl
racial during the Gainesville per
formance.
But he, acknowledged tha
band members yell provocativ
slogans and said he personally i
a white supremacist.
"I think whites are better thai
blacks," said Kinsey. He con
firmed that the band's. lea<
singer, whom he identified onl;
as "Vince," yells insults at th
i crowd.
1 "Occasionally, Vince will say
'Nigger, get to the back of th
bus,' " said Kinsey. "That ha
been yelled before in Tampa
That's a catchy phrase that go
said in Tampa. He was just say
ing it to shock people ... just t<
I have fun."
; Kinsey says band members
who range in age from 17 to 20
don't intentionally inject thei
i politics into their performances,
t ' "We're not a racist band,'
r sai.d Kinsey. "If we were to sinj
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MARCH 12
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t will be held at the Stevens Center
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sial punk band
g about races* you would call us a
e racist band."
And he says Jehovah's
? Sickness performs a song called
j "Diluted Hatred," which Kinsey
said is about promoting unity of
y the races. He acknowledged that
the theme does not mesh with the
band's personal beliefs.
1 "That's true, but we're trying
e to keep good politics," said
s Kinsey.
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percent chance that the crime will
e have been committed by a
s relative or a friend?
I According to the study, 54 per.
cent of violent crimes are com3
mitted by someone known to the
victim. In fact, the FBI believes
the figure is actually higher,
because many such crimes are not
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By The Associated Press
COEUR D'ALENEV Idaho
-- The Church of Jesus Christ
Christian (Aryan Nations)
near Hayden Lake is just one
of many elements in a nationwide
movement of violent
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racism, an expert on hate
groups warned.
Leonard Zeskiad is research
director of the Center for
Democratic Renewal in Atlan?
ta. He told a meeting of the
Kootenai County Task Force
on Human Relations recently :
that the Aryan Nations is not
winning many converts in the
Northwest, but less flamboyant
white supremacists are
having success iq other parts
of the country.
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followers in the South,
among struggling farmers in
the Midwest and among youth
gangs in Chicago and
\ryans are
tany groups
Southern California, Zeskind
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violence and toning down their
rhetoric to win converts, he
said.
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figured out that if you run
around in front of an NBC
camera with a machine gun,
you're going to go to jail," he
said. .v , ^
While the violent fringe of
the racist movement attracts
attention from law enforcement
officials and the news
media, "quiet" racists are
even mqre_dangerousJbecause
they tap a deep strain of
racism in American life,
Zeskind said.
* They also try to convert
people to their beliefs by first
converting them to another
cause, he said.
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