Another Good Man Dies: Rick Cooper
by Charles Coughlin
The pro-White Movement has been blessed with the most patriotic, the most dedicated and the most sincere political activists. One of these activists was Rick Cooper. He was active in the most far right portion of the pro-White movement from 1970 until his death Sunday evening, Nov. 26th, 2006. He wasn’t a gifted speaker or dynamic leader, but he was a dedicated and tireless worker for a great cause.
Cooper joined the pro-White Movement in 1970 just three years after the death of George Lincoln Rockwell, the most dynamic and dedicated American pro-White leader of the twentieth century. For decades after Rockwell’s death, the pro-White Movement suffered from a scarcity of leaders. Many individuals like Cooper wound up forming their own organizations trying to organize White people in their home areas. Cooper was active in northern Oregon and had a P.O. box in “The Dalles,” Oregon, for decades. Everyone, who met Rick was impressed by his dedication and optimism. (more…)