Page Summary: In the early '80s, misfit kids were playing fast garage rock, riding skateboards, slam dancing, making fanzines, drawing cartoons ... Skinhead culture started as multi-cultural, working-class, and anti-racist, but soon was co-opted by white supremacy.
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In the early '80s, misfit kids were playing fast garage rock, riding skateboards, slam dancing, making fanzines, drawing cartoons ... Skinhead culture started as multi-cultural, working-class, and anti-racist, but soon was co-opted by white supremacy. Hüsker Dü began when Greg Norton met Grant Hart at a record store in West St.
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- In the early '80s, misfit kids were playing fast garage rock, riding skateboards, slam dancing, making fanzines, drawing cartoons ...
- Skinhead culture started as multi-cultural, working-class, and anti-racist, but soon was co-opted by white supremacy.
- Hüsker Dü began when Greg Norton met Grant Hart at a record store in West St.
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