Aryan Power

"With increasing numbers and a cumulative geographical spread, for some years, white supremacist prison gangs have established the fastest-growing section of the white supremacist movement in the United States."

White Supremacy in the United States
The first known prison gangs developed in the United States in the 1950s in states such as Washington and California. From the beginning, a number of these prison gangs were race-based, such as the Mexican Mafia. However, it was the creation of the Aryan Brotherhood in California in the 1960s that familiarised a new type of prison gang, one that united traditional gang activities with an ideological infusion of white supremacy. In the 1960s and 1970s, the prison systems of many states were racially isolated, sometimes for racist reasons and sometimes because prison officers found there was less violence when prisoners were contained with inmates of their own background. Various court verdicts led to the dismantling of race-based state prison systems between the 1960s and the 1980s. Typically, such desegregation efforts were followed by increased violence and periods of race-based gang establishment within prison walls.

White supremacist prison gangs are suggestively different from other types of white supremacist groups. The most significant difference is that prison gangs are a form of organized crime. Almost all white supremacist prison gangs give a higher importance (often a much higher priority) to criminal motives such as profit than to the ideological purposes most vital to more “traditional” white supremacist groups. Some prison gangs even protect this priority in their constitutions or by-laws. The nature and purpose of their white supremacist ideology is also different from many other white supremacist groups. First, their form of white supremacist ideology is often rougher than that of neo-Nazis or other white supremacists. The earliest prison gangs often paved together their own “homebrewed” versions of white supremacy, occasionally influenced by works from outside extremist groups or from Ku Klux Klan members or by other extremists placed behind bars. Other, more ideological types of white supremacists often ignored members of white supremacist prison gangs, both behind bars and on the streets, frequently claiming that the gangs “poisoned” the white race by selling drugs to whites.

Life on the Inside
Behind bars, white supremacist prison gangs and their connection participate in a wide variety of criminal activities, often violent. Profit-oriented crimes embrace smuggling illegal drugs and other contraband substances and items into prisons, protection rackets, scams and frauds (sometimes even committed by prisoners on victims in the free world), among others. Gang-oriented crimes include acts of violence against rival gang members or other targeted inmates. They also include violence against members of their own gang, often because a member may be suspected as a sneak or because the member has broken gang rules. The use of force also helps keep other gang members in mark. Gang members may engage in hate-related violence halting directly from their white supremacist ideology.

OOC
We are portraying a realistic white supremacist Neo-Nazi prison gang based in Bone County, following the roots of the Aryan Brotherhood. I advise new members to do their research before taking a step into the environment. All recruitment is done IC. PM me (Dustin_Turner) to receive screenshot permission and a Discord link for means of OOC communication. Character development is highly encouraged if you want to progress within the faction.

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