Traditionally, hate groups have had to resort to distributing pamphlets on school grounds and in mailboxes to spread their message. Hatemongers are looking for techniques target young people directly. Hate music and some hate sites on the Internet are targeting young audiences in a direct way. The Internet is a new way to reach young people, but the hate techniques used on the Internet are drawn from traditional methods . Take music, for example.
Music is a compelling medium for influencing young people.
There are more than 50,000 white power CDs sold every year in North America, and they are being marketed to teenagers and people in their early 20s. The most infamous hate music in Canada is produced by Resistance Records. Its president, George Eric Hawthorne, a.k.a. George Burdi, a.k.a. He uses the Internet to sell his music, by advertising through mailing lists and the Resistance Records web site.