Lonnie Nasatir : Tattooed men pump fists in front of Nazi flags at white power music concerts . Since white power music arrived in the United States in the late 1970s , it has become a pillar of the subculture permeating the white supremacist movement . Nasatir : This music a part of white supremacist movement subculture since 1970s . For supremacists , the music reflects attitudes toward hate they already have , he says . Comment: , he says , attempts to recruit are not truly successful .
Lonnie Nasatir : Tattooed men pump fists in front of Nazi flags at white power music concerts . Nasatir : This music a part of white supremacist movement subculture since 1970s . For supremacists , the music reflects attitudes toward hate they already have , he says . Comment: , he says , attempts to recruit are not truly successful .