From The Sex Pistols to Bad Brains, skinheads to afropunks, the punk rock movement has been obsessed by race. And yet the connections have never been addressed in a comprehensive way. White Riot will become the standard study of the subject, and the ultimate reader on the topic for punk professors and aficionados alike. The book collects writings from leading critics such as Greil Marcus and Dick Hebdige, personal reflections from punk pioneers such as Ian stuart and The Clash#xE2;#xAC;"s Paul Simenon, and reports on punk scenes from Tunisia to Toronto. Put together in an entertaining way to appeal to both students and fans, White Riot includes photos, lyrics, and letters as well as articles from a wide array of punk rockers, scenesters, and scholars.

Stephen Buncombe is Associate Professor at New York University where he teaches the History and Politics of Media and Culture. He is the author of Dream and Notes from Underground, the editor of Cultural Resistance Reader, and coauthor of The Bobbed Haired Bandit. Maxwell Tremblay writes for Maximumrocknroll and plays drums in the band SLEEPiES.

Acknowledgments	p. xi
Foreword James Spooner, director of Afro-Punk	p. xiii
White Riot?	p. 1
Stephen Duncombe and Maxwell Tremblay	p. 1
Rock 'N' Roll Nigger	p. 18
ôThe White Negroö	p. 19
ôThe Black Boy Looks at the White Boyö	p. 23
ôWhite Riotö	p. 27
liner notes to MC₅'s Kick Out the Jams!	p. 28
ôKick Out the Jams! The MC_{5 and the Politics of Noiseö}	p. 30
liner notes to ôRock 'N' Roll Niggerö	p. 37
ôBleached Roots: Punks and White Ethnicityö	p. 38
White Minority	p. 44
ôHotsy-Totsy Nazi Schatzes: Nazi Imagery and the Final Solution to the Final Solutionö	p. 45
ôPistol-Whipped,ö National Review	p. 54
ô'I Won't Let that Dago By': Rethinking Punk and Racismö	p. 57
Sham 69, interview in Sounds	p. 69
Fuck-Ups, interview in Maximumrocknroll	p. 72
interview in Ripper	p. 75
ôCrimes Against Natureö	p. 78
ôL.A.'s 'White Minority': Punk and the Contradictions of Self-Marginalizationö	p. 82
on ôGuilty of Being White,ö in Maximumrocknroll	p. 99
ôThe White Noise Supremacistsö	p. 105
White Power	p. 114
ôThe Skinheads and the Magical Recovery of Communityö	p. 115
ôSubcultutes, Pop Music and Politics: Skinheads and 'Nazi Rock in England and Germanyö	p. 120
interview in Terminal	p. 130
Majority of One, review and letter exchange in Maximumrocknroll	p. 133
ôMusic of the White Resistanceö	p. 135
ôRock 'n' Roll: White or Black?ö Skinned Alive	p. 142
interview in Maximumrocknroll	p. 146
Lili the Skinbird, ôAssociating with Racists: A Way to Promote Anti-Racism?ö Crossbreed	p. 151
Punky Reggae Party	p. 154
England's Dreaming	p. 155
Clash, interview in Search & Destroy	p. 168
Beating Time	p. 170
ôTwo Sides of Anti-Racismö	p. 177
ôA New Punk Manifesto,ö Profane Existence	p. 190
ôNot Just Posing for the Postcard: A Discussion of Punk and the New Abolition,ö Clamor	p. 194
ôScreaming, Always Screaming,ö HeartattaCk	p. 198
ôRace, Anarchy and Punk Rock: The Impact of Cultural Boundaries Within the Anarchist Movementö	p. 201
We're That Spic Band	p. 206
ôPlay Like a White Boy: Hard Dancing in the City of Chocolateö	p. 207
ôHardcore of Darkness: Bad Brainsö	p. 212
Black Culture, White Youth: The Reggae Tradition from JA to UK	p. 216
Scream, interview in Flipside	p. 220
ô¿Soy Punkera, y Qué?ö	p. 222
interview with the BBC	p. 231
ôMuhammad Was a Punk Rockerö	p. 235
ôTaqwacore: Salat, Angst, and Rock & Rollö	p. 235
interview in Maximumrocknroll	p. 241
interview in Maximumrocknroll	p. 248
Afro-Punk: The ôBock 'n' Roll Niggerö Experience, from the film script	p. 251
Race Riot	p. 256
ôIt's (Not) a White World: Looking for Race in Punk,ö Punk Planet	p. 257
ôJust Another Nigger,ö letter exchange in Maximumrocknroll	p. 268
ôWhat Happened?ö Chop Suey Spex	p. 277
ôHow Can You Be So Cold?ö How to Stage a Coup	p. 278
ôBlack Invisibility and Racism in Punk Rock,ö Bitchcore	p. 281
ôI am Colorblind,ö Race Riot	p. 284
Anti-Product, interview in HeartattaCk	p. 285
ôTry Not To to Think: Forgetting the Forgotten Rebels,ö Broken Pencil	p. 289
I'm So Bored with the USA (and the UK Too)	p. 295
Vírus 27, interview in Chiclete com Banana	p. 296
ôPunk and Globalization: Mexico City and Torontoö	p. 299
ôRock with Punk with Pop with Folklore: Transformations and Renewal in Aterciopelados and Café Tacubaö	p. 307
ôLiving the Punk Lifestyle in Jakartaö	p. 317
The Punks Are Alright: A Punk Rock Safari from the First World to the Third, interview in Blind Pigs	p. 333
Esneider of Huasipungo, ôMigrapunk,ö Maximumrocknroll	p. 335
Notes	p. 339
Permissions	p. 367
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