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    normalcy as the ideal. As Davis points out, “The implications of the hegemony of normalcy are profound and extend into the very heart of cultural production.” (Davis 49). To cite a different approach, Robert McRuer addresses popular opinion in his book Crip Theory by presenting the idea of compulsory able-bodiedness, inquiring “And who can blame them, if the alternative is being abnormal, or deviant or not being one of the rest of us? Put in those…

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    per year, without the gang activity in this city, 26 of them could be avoided. Founded in 1990 the 40th Street Crips are the oldest, most established gang in Omaha at this time. They are involved in every type of crime that is prevalent in Omaha from identity theft to homicides. This gangs has a negative effect on the people, businesses, and properties in their area. The 40th Street Crips qualify as an organized crime organization by displaying some of the attributes assigned to identify…

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    tried blowing them away, they shot him dead. His little kid came out and grabbed the gun, as soon as he grabbed it they put cuffs on his hands. The whole hood got into it then, crips started running out and popping shots off at the gators. The gators were getting triggered so they shot back and started killing. The crips had the same…

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    Gangs In The 1930's Essay

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    gangs in New Jersey are on a rise in urban areas since the early 1990’s, mainly consisting of the Bloods and Crips. So many people are dying from the senseless killings of innocent adults and young children. Trying to understand the mindset of young African American males and females joining street gangs and committing horrible crimes such as murder, drug dealing and other criminal activities. “African-American gangs began to emerge in the Los Angeles area during the 1920's, which was in…

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    managed to bond with gorillas who allowed her to learn about herself and eventually formulate her own take on crip politics. While these aspects in theory demonstrate a broad and inclusive method of learning and understanding, including nonhuman animals in crip politics falls short in practice. Despite Prince-Hughes’ useful take on collective reimagining, as described by Kafer in Feminist, Queer, Crip, her focus on nonhuman animals subsequently assumes a transcendence of race. In such discourse,…

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    Piru Street Gang Essay

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    the Crips. The Piru Street Boys was founded and started…

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    Boyz N The Hood Sociology

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    Boyz n the Hood Boyz n the Hood is a movie that depicts the typical life of gangs in the ghetto of South Central Los Angeles. A mother sends her son who seems to be passing through a wild teenage life to live with his father in South Central LA with the hope that he will instill some manners in him and hence grow into a mature man. Living in a ghetto even in the modern world has several challenges. For instance, children raised in such an environment easily turn out to be criminals and drug…

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    mountain of a man , 6ft 3in, 280 lb, black as tar, with a W.C. Fields scowl and a lazy eye”’ (History). But Wallace’s life was short lived. He was shot at a red light in Los Angeles by an unknown shooter. Many people place the blame on the blood against crips gang rivalry, but others believe that it was a sinister plot of revenge for the west-coast rap legends Tupac Shakur’s death. Biggie Smalls, or the notorious B.I.G, lived up to his name, being one of the greatest east-coast rap legends…

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    James Crisp went through several ways of providing the truth that would help prove his argument towards the diary, in which, Crips analyzed the diary itself, found several anachronisms belonging to that specific time period along with publication dates. Crisp quoted that “De la Pena’s discontent with the Mexican government landed him in jail”, therefore this leaves the diary to…

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    Organized Crime Paper

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    Founders were south central high school students Raymond Washington and Stanley Tookie Williams. They eventually started calling themselves “Crips,” and they say the gang was started to defend themselves against rival gangs in the neighborhood. Crips primary activities consisted of theft of money from everyday working people, burglary and violent assault (United gangs, n.d.). They identified themselves by wearing blue clothing, hats, or shoes…

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