Gangs
Nowadays, the significant problem of the gang increases dramatically in all societies Moreover, everyday a young child becomes a gang member for a better life. It is believed that there are 31,000 gangs in the USA, with members over of 850,000. More specifically, there are many causes for gang formation which have not only social impact but also psychological on individual members. On the one hand, there are several causes which assist in the formation of a gang group. The first reason is the social discrimination and rejection. The gang group accepts the youth child and make them strong without criteria. The gangsters, create a friendly conduct to support their beliefs in the new youth members; therefore, they put the new members to commit a violent crime that could include theft, murder, gang-rape, or drive-by shootings. Moreover, the gang group has not prejudices about the color or the …show more content…
The first social effect is the isolation from people. No one wants to speak or to give a second chance for improvement to someone who did illegal actions such as murders or drug trafficking. Furthermore, the majority of people do not allow their children to befriend with an ex-gang member. For example, they believe that an ex-gang member will be negative repercussion for their vulnerable children. In addition, everyone supports that, these people are still criminals and nobody cares about them. Another social effect is the deviation of ex-criminals from work. For example, no one wants an ex-gang member to work in a responsible position because of the illegal prehistory. Moreover, many employers do not trust them to make serious decisions or to associate with important people. Also, it is believed that an ex-criminal member is a negative profile either for a company or other simple works because in all life learn how to kill, to steal or to cheat
Nowadays, the significant problem of the gang increases dramatically in all societies Moreover, everyday a young child becomes a gang member for a better life. It is believed that there are 31,000 gangs in the USA, with members over of 850,000. More specifically, there are many causes for gang formation which have not only social impact but also psychological on individual members. On the one hand, there are several causes which assist in the formation of a gang group. The first reason is the social discrimination and rejection. The gang group accepts the youth child and make them strong without criteria. The gangsters, create a friendly conduct to support their beliefs in the new youth members; therefore, they put the new members to commit a violent crime that could include theft, murder, gang-rape, or drive-by shootings. Moreover, the gang group has not prejudices about the color or the …show more content…
The first social effect is the isolation from people. No one wants to speak or to give a second chance for improvement to someone who did illegal actions such as murders or drug trafficking. Furthermore, the majority of people do not allow their children to befriend with an ex-gang member. For example, they believe that an ex-gang member will be negative repercussion for their vulnerable children. In addition, everyone supports that, these people are still criminals and nobody cares about them. Another social effect is the deviation of ex-criminals from work. For example, no one wants an ex-gang member to work in a responsible position because of the illegal prehistory. Moreover, many employers do not trust them to make serious decisions or to associate with important people. Also, it is believed that an ex-criminal member is a negative profile either for a company or other simple works because in all life learn how to kill, to steal or to cheat