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    Funny, bubbly, and spunky come to mind when I think about Kristen Chenoweth. She has been awarded multiple Tony and Emmy Awards for both Broadway and on camera singing and acting talents in many movie productions, as well as on-stage performances (“Kristin Chenoweth”). One, who has ever seen a movie or production that she has participated in, cannot help but to be drawn in by her acting talent and her personality. She has a mind-blowing acting ability, limitless energy, and has such a great…

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    Gangs Vs Society

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    certain individuals will find peace in gang life and all the activities that come with it. Gangs are far from unfamiliar when it comes to the black community and how it shapes the actions and lifestyle of our youth. Many youth become affiliated…

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    Poverty In South America

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    2010 alone, 11,333 people were kidnapped between the months of April and September. Many of these abuses were at the hands of the Zetas, a group of gang members, who specializes in kidnapping migrants in order to extort their family members into paying a ransom (Sorrentino). The Zetas are known for forcing migrants off of busses or trains at gun point and then taking them to safe houses where they torture and beat the person in order to achieve the number of any relative in the United States.…

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    manner that keeps the audience interested. Gangs of New York is a film based on Irish Immigrants in New York in the early 19th century. It depicts gang violence among the five boroughs and different gangs that existed at that time. As he does in both Wolf of Wall Street and Goodfellas, Scorsese tends to display events that build tension. For example, in Wolf of Wall Street, there is a scene where Jordan Belfort is giving a speech to his workers. At one point, he rips a $40,000 gold watch off his…

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    Gang Violence Analysis

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    Gangs have consistently remained a concern to the general public. They have consistently poised a threat to themselves, other gangs and the public at large. However, it is not until gangs take the lives of innocent civilians or high profile individuals when they become relevant in the media. Recently in Toronto, near campus, a prominent lawyer, Randall Barrs, was shot in daytime while working on a major marijuana case. The news reported that the suspect was involved in a gang whose members were…

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    feel ostracized and forming gangs gives them a desire and a feeling of belonging, and for adolescents can give at least the appearance of protection. Martin Sanchez Jankowski is a well-respected sociologist who researches and teaches at the University of California Berkley. He is the author of one of the most important books about gang life in modern day society called, Islands in the Street: Gangs and American Urban Society. This book uncovers many aspects of gang life, and real experiences…

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    women need to be especially careful nowadays because it is said that one in three women will be sexually assaulted in their lifetime, even though “the actual figure is more like one in eight” (87). The authors use a variety of topics to explain their point, but focus on the fact that a lot of, if not most, drug dealers still happen to live with their parents. Millions of people believe in some sort of conventional wisdom, for example: every drug dealer is extremely successful. Realistically…

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    Youth Subcultures

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    but when they join together to form gangs, it’s an entirely different thing. In the following paragraphs this paper addresses the youth subculture of gangs including their origins and history. It will then identify some of the delinquent and illegal behavior that is common with gangs. Lastly, it will discuss prevention recommendations with regard to gangs. The existence of gangs in Western civilization stretches as far back as the 1600s. These early gangs operated primarily in England…

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    Organized Crime Paper

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    Organized Crime Definition Shakina Sanders Baker College of Flint Organized Crime & Youth Gangs, Mrs. Martin, Wednesday 6:00 October 7, 2015 Organized crime is the ongoing of illegal activities operated by a group of people. They may have the same outlook on certain things, it can be social gain, religion beliefs, economic status, political views, or the same feeling of hatred towards a person or group. They share the same criminal conspiracy to gain money, power, and/or respect. It’s a…

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    Merton identified five different modes or types of adaptation that an individual may fall into as a way of reaching society’s goals. The first one described by Merton is conformity or an individual that both accepts society’s goals and the has the legitimate means to achieve…

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