National Alliance Co-Culture Analysis

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National Alliance Co-Culture Co-culture is when a group practices their own smaller culture within a larger collective culture. That is to say that the National Alliance is a co-culture within the American culture, in fact it builds into the American culture of being free to do what you want. The National Alliance co-culture however, is much different than the standard American culture because it has differences in beliefs, religion, and requirements to make it its own co-culture. Here we will break down the co-culture in order to determine the major differences of it. The National Alliance was founded in 1974 by a man named William Pierce. It’s currently being led by Erich Gliebe with headquarters in Mill Point, West Virginia. The group formed out of the National Youth Alliance, and it is also associated with the American Nazi Party and the National Socialist White People’s Party. It is a well-known, violent, Neo-Nazi, white supremacist hate group. They even operate their own businesses such as Resistance Records and National Vanguard Books, and publish articles, books, magazines, and newspapers. The National Alliance has a large variety of beliefs, thus making it easy to invite someone into the group since they may already have similar beliefs.…show more content…
Pierce uses this novel to exemplify his beliefs. The Turner Diaries tells the tale of a white supremacist rebel army, the "Organization," that seeks to revolt against the American government and lead social establishments known as the "System," in the year 2099. In the book's fictitious prelude, an unidentified storyteller, speaking in a forthcoming Aryan republic that was once the United States, introduces the diaries of Earl Turner. Turner, the reader discovers, was a soldier and martyr in the "Great Revolution" that overthrew the “System” and began the "New Era" (Pierce,
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