Скачать или смотреть Grateful Dead Bronx Vest (1970s) – The Forgotten White Street Gang Culture of NYC

This is an original 1970s vest from the Grateful Dead street gang of The Bronx, New York — a rare look into classic NY gang history that most people never knew existed.
White street gangs like the Grateful Dead, Ministers Bronx, Golden Guineas, War Pigs, and Aliens Bronx proudly used rebellious outlaw symbols like the swastika — not for antisemitism or hate, but for shock, fear, rebellion, and anti-establishment identity.
The name “Grateful Dead” was likely inspired by the rock band of the time, showing how music, culture, and street identity blended in 1970s NYC.

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