Serving Needs of ‘Skinheads’
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Thank you for the article “Ganging Up” (Nov. 30) on the wonderful world of ‘Skinheads.’ These youths need all the publicity you can give them. We will all be eternally grateful to them for their fine artistic endeavors as displayed on the building walls of downtown Huntington Beach.
We find their quaint style of dress extremely appealing. We also need to give as much publicity as we can to any organization, no matter how small, that advocates terrorism, racism, violence and hate. Huntington Beach really needs this.
GLORIA HAMILTON
Huntington Beach
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