Frank D'Alesio Confirms Hells Angels Are Racist to Blacks, But Not Mexicans or Asians (Part 3)

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In a revealing interview, Frank D’Alesio shed light on the Hells Angels’ racial dynamics, confirming the motorcycle club’s exclusion of Black members in the United States stems from outright racism rather than just prison politics. While some insiders claim the ban on Black members is related to prison segregation and race riots, D’Alesio dismisses this as a politically correct cover-up. He acknowledges that Black members do exist in Hells Angels chapters abroad, such as in Europe and Canada, but firmly states they are not allowed in the U.S.

Contrastingly, D’Alesio points out that the club openly accepts Hispanic and Asian members, highlighting a double standard in racial acceptance. He also referenced historical ties with groups like the Aryan Brotherhood, disputing the notion that the Hells Angels avoid racial allegiances inside prison — emphasizing their implicit alignment with white factions. This frank discussion exposes the persistent racial biases within one of the world’s most notorious biker gangs.