Racist Lyrics in Family’s Neo-Nazi Music at Leeds Gig ‘Not to Be Taken Literally’, Court Told

Convicted white supremacist band  say they didn't mean for lyrics 'to be taken literally'

A landmark trial has concluded in London, England, with the conviction of a father and his two adult children for their roles in inciting racial hatred through neo‑Nazi music. The case shines a spotlight on how extremist ideologies exploit cultural events.The Independent reported Thursday that 59-year-old Robert Talland, known as “Ginger Rob,” along with his son Stephen, 36, and daughter Rosie, 33, were found guilty of conspiracy to incite racia…

Family’s neo-Nazi music band ‘didn’t mean for racist lyrics to be taken literally’

Robert Talland, 59, his son Stephen, 36, and his daughter Rosie, 33, performed songs that incited racial hatred

Racist lyrics in family’s neo-Nazi music at Leeds gig ‘not to be taken literally’, court told

A father and his two children who were found guilty of racial hatred offences after performing neo-Nazi songs at a Leeds gig “did not mean for their lyrics to be taken literally”, a court has heard.