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83Why do Teens Join gangs
Gangs exist to fulfill some needs people feel are lacking in their lives. First is belonging. Usually the typical gang member is either an outcast of the community, or sometimes someone alienated from or by his/her family.
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82The Battles Against The Spook Hunters
Today, Los Angeles, California has a very negative reputation. Many regard that city as the street-gang capital of the U.S., if not the world. And that is because it is the home of such notorious black gangs as the “Crips” and “Bloods” and...
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81Are You Street Smart?
You can't study to be street smart. Are you? A guide for survival if you must come to St. Louis.
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78Brothers to Niggas: The Creation of the Bastard LA Gangs
I just finished watching a couple of documentaries about how gangs got started in Los Angeles. One of them is called Bastards of the Party and was put together by a former gang member named Cle ‘Bone’ Sloan. I take the title of this blog from...
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78The Many Faces and Races in Organized Crime(street gangs)
This hub is on the many faces and races of organized crime. Prison and street gangs in the United States. I might add that anybody belonging to a prison gang is most likely to stay a gang member.Habilitation is not working because gangsters make...
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75America Suffers One Man’s Patriotism
poor crack cocaine user neglecting even her child for her addiction gang dealer, fully loaded One of the worst afflictions suffered by the urban areas of the United States today is the little off-white rock, known as crack, which mars the lives of...
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73The Gang Girls Go Gangster
Girls in gangs are more common than most of us know. This is a journey for one woman, but i know she is ot a lone.Read about Valerie Goodloes journey and how to deal with this matter.
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71Crip walk (how to do it)
The Crip Walk (C-walk) came into existence for the first time in South Central Los Angeles during the penultimate decade of the 20th century. It may not be wholly appropriate to describe Crip Walk as a dance. It is more in the nature of a walk...
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69You Can Take The Nigga Out The Hood, But Not the Hood Out The Nigga.
I have lived for quite some time. And like my grandmother would say.."I'm a little seasoned now." Mary J Blige said in one of her songs "if you looked at my life and seen what i've seen." I am 34 yrs old and...
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67The Dark Side of the Moon (Part II)
This was the Long Beach I intimately knew in the nineties and I was able to cross racial boundaries freely, dealing with everyone. When it came to making money, I was color blind. Everyone I could profit from was all “green” and the dollar sign was what mattered. In this regard I had no prejudicial bone in my body.
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