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From: warren@pluto.UUCP (Warren Burstein)
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Subject: Re: Don Black, KKK - More than a coincedence?
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Date: Mon, 9-Dec-85 22:15:04 EST
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Summary: could Don Black have been a pseudonym?

In article <808@h-sc1.UUCP>, shiue@h-sc1.UUCP (steve shiue) writes:
> 
> 	Does everyone remember Don Black?  You know, the right-wing guy,
> "America first, no apologies," or something like that.  Well, a friend of mine
> who also reads the net noticed recently while watching a talk show that the
> newly elected Grand Imperial Wizard of the Klan (Ku Klux, that is) is called
> Don Black.  Is this just a coincedence?  Can anyone provide us with the
> machine & location that Black used to post from?  What has happened to him
> recently, anyway?

Didn't someone claim that Don Black and someone else were the same person?
I hesitate to post the name I recall as I am not sure and would not want
to accuse the wrong person  I think that shortly after this Don Black
posted something that sounded like complaints to his boss had
gotten him taken off the net.  Since then both he and (I think) his
alleged alter-ego have been blessfully absent from the net.

If this is so, then maybe the real person thought it was "cute" to write
under the name of such a noted racist.  Or maybe he just finds it convenient
to have two names.

Whoever made the original accusation, can you please mail me the reasons
you belive these two people were the same?