Boyz N the hood is a film analyzing the social issues and struggles of the three acquaintances that grew up in Los Angeles hood. There were many scenes related to how race/ethnicity was addressed. This article will review Boyz N the hood by explaining the ways that race/ethnicity are addressed, with stereotypes, social disorganization, and racial profiling.
The movie starts off in the year of 1985 and then foreshadow seven years later to 1997. Tre Styles is an intelligent young man, who have a major anger temper that leads him to stay with his father across the street from his childhood friends. His friends Ricky and Doughboy are brothers who stay with their single mother and don’t have their fathers in involved in their lives like Tre do. Rick and Doughboy have different daddies and personalities. Ricky is a young male who …show more content…
The film examines how lives of minorities youth are defined by violence, drugs, and gangs in this case elements of social disorganization. I also found essential features of sociological positivism because the cinema Is explication crime as on neighborhood issue and that crime is bounded disturbed. Gabbidon and Green (2016) “found a connection between black male’s joblessness and economic deprivation and violent crimes” (p.77). “This connection was an indirect one mediated by family disruption” (Gabbidon & Green, P. 77, 2016). Doughboy was a deviant child who never knew his father. Doughboy unlike Ricky was involved with streets gang and been in and out of jail. Doughboy went to jail at the beginning of the movie for stealing and was let out seven years later. Getting released back into the same neighborhood, induced him to continue with street life. The community has less hope that is socially disorganized such as the ghetto. The hood needs a major social adjustment because high rates of abnormality
The movie starts off in the year of 1985 and then foreshadow seven years later to 1997. Tre Styles is an intelligent young man, who have a major anger temper that leads him to stay with his father across the street from his childhood friends. His friends Ricky and Doughboy are brothers who stay with their single mother and don’t have their fathers in involved in their lives like Tre do. Rick and Doughboy have different daddies and personalities. Ricky is a young male who …show more content…
The film examines how lives of minorities youth are defined by violence, drugs, and gangs in this case elements of social disorganization. I also found essential features of sociological positivism because the cinema Is explication crime as on neighborhood issue and that crime is bounded disturbed. Gabbidon and Green (2016) “found a connection between black male’s joblessness and economic deprivation and violent crimes” (p.77). “This connection was an indirect one mediated by family disruption” (Gabbidon & Green, P. 77, 2016). Doughboy was a deviant child who never knew his father. Doughboy unlike Ricky was involved with streets gang and been in and out of jail. Doughboy went to jail at the beginning of the movie for stealing and was let out seven years later. Getting released back into the same neighborhood, induced him to continue with street life. The community has less hope that is socially disorganized such as the ghetto. The hood needs a major social adjustment because high rates of abnormality