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24 Οκτ 2022 · There are currently more than 75 different white supremacist prison gangs in at least 38 states and the Federal Bureau of Prisons, as well as in major county jails. They range from relatively small local gangs all the way to multi-state gangs with a thousand or more members.
12 Μαΐ 2015 · To that end, here’s some basic information and identifiers of 13 of the most dangerous prison gangs in the United States penal system. If you have other information to add, throw it in the comments. Also: 15 prison tattoos and their meanings. (AP Photo)
Aryan Brotherhood: A white prison gang that originated in California's San Quentin Prison amongst White American prisoners in 1964. Their emblem, "the brand", consists of a shamrock and the number 666. Other identifiers include the initials "AB", Swastikas and the sigrune. [17]
A member's tattoo. New members were branded with a tattoo, following the procedure in a prison novel popular among inmates. The image was either a green shamrock (also called, "the rock"), the letters AB, or the number 666. "The brand" meant the inmate belonged to Aryan Brotherhood.
7 Οκτ 2024 · Aryan Brotherhood, notoriously violent white supremacist group and organized crime syndicate. It is the oldest, largest, and deadliest prison gang in the United States. It was founded in 1964 in the San Quentin State Prison in California by Irish immigrants in reaction to prison desegregation.
White Supremacist Prison Gang Ideology and Subculture As their names suggest, white supremacist prison gangs are not simply race-based, as many gangs are, but have adopted a form of white supremacist ideology. The earliest gangs had a crude, homegrown version of white supremacy but over time they have adopted most of the ideas and
In the later half of the 20th century the term narrowed to apply to a white subculture associated with street gangs and prison gangs, such as the Aryan Brotherhood. This subculture is also known as PW, P-Dub, or collectively as "the Woodpile".
